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Salvation

Things take time. To be a good surfer in my estimation takes 5 years. To be great takes 10. To be a nation it...

Passover or Easter?

Many Christians will Celebrate Easter on Good Friday (the crucifixion) and Sunday for the resurrection, few Churches will be following the Passover rite. Passover...

Escher X Nendo

Between two worlds With the St Kilda Festival scheduled on a Sunny Sunday, I set off in the opposite direction of the beach and...

Violence on Melbourne streets

The violent silence in the Australian landscape cries out for the victims that die or struggle to go on. The victims of the horrific...

Equal access to Education

Jerusha Mather is an enduring voice of equality for disabled students seeking access into courses that they are grossly underrepresented in.Her personal journey began...

Melbourne Tourist tips

Waking up on the Summer morning ,sipping coffee as the birds dart in and out of the garden, is bliss, even if the rest...

Complicit

Dictionary meaning: Involved with others in an activity that is unlawful or morally wrong.'the careers of those complicit in the cover up were blighted'...

EUPHORIA Total Giovanni

“Melbourne, you give me a warm fuzzy feeling…and just the right amount of sexual tension”. Total Giovanni honed in on the restless feet of...

‘I remember when I was young and I was happy’

“We played your song to John Lee Hooker, and he liked it” Matt Taylor remembers being told. In 1971 Sunbury, tried to deliver a...

Spring Snow

The Victorian Snow Fields experienced a long season with full coverage to delight skiers that could enjoy the slopes in fine weather. The lure...

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Top Tips For Moving With Pets: Ensuring A Smooth Transition For Your Furry Friends

Moving house is a significant event, and it’s essential to consider the impact it will have on your furry family members. Pets can feel the stress of a move just as humans do, and there are specific steps you can take to ensure their wellbeing during the...

7 Ways to Promote Your Restaurant in Australia

Australia's culinary scene is fiercely competitive and it takes more than great food to stand out. It requires a strategic marketing approach. While the fundamentals of effective promotion remain unchanged, it is critical to delve deeper into each strategy to maximise its impact. In this blog, we will explore...

Coastal dunes on the march in South Australia – and around the world

Coastal transgressive dunefields are on the march in South Australia – retreating inland from an angry ocean at an alarming rate. Yet while this occurs in plain sight, communities are largely oblivious to long-term coastal changes, and Flinders University’s Professor Patrick Hesp is concerned this is all happening in a geological blink of the eye. […]

2024 AUSTRALIAN SMALL BUSINESS CHAMPION AWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL FINALISTS ANNOUNCED

From more than 5,500 entrants, just 14 have made the Environmental Business Finalists List of the 2024 Australian Small Business Champion Awards – the nation’s pinnacle recognition awards programme that celebrates the achievements and considerable economic, social and cultural contribution of today’s 2.5 million small business operators from right across the country. This year marks the 26th consecutive year […]

THE ICONIC’S 2023 PEOPLE & PLANET POSITIVE PROGRESS UPDATE

THE ICONIC highlights progress towards its People Planet Positive strategy and embarks on BCorp Certification journey Australia and New Zealand’s leading fashion and lifestyle platform, THE ICONIC, today released its 2023 People Planet Positive Progress Year In Review, highlighting important strides it has made towards its mission to be People Planet Positive by 2030, including beginning its […]

Farmers hit hard by drought; heavy rain elsewhere

Drought continues to hurt farmers in WA and Tasmania Unseasonal rain hurts farmers in other parts of the nation Opportunity still live to make deep pollution reductions this decade to protect farmers, food Farmers in parts of the country are facing serious drought as a bushfire rages in WA and unseasonal rain falls in other […]

PepsiCo Australia and the PepsiCo Foundation extend partnership with Clean Up Australia to drive positive action for the planet

With funding from the PepsiCo Foundation, PepsiCo Australia, has extended its partnership with environmental not-for-profit, Clean Up Australia, to continue to drive positive action for the planet. Over a two-year period, the partnership will be brought to life through a team engagement program, recognising PepsiCo as a Bronze Partner. The extended collaboration reinforces PepsiCo Positive, […]

Chicago – The Musical [Melb]

Chicago is the longest-running show now playing on Broadway, this scorching hot masterpiece includes a glittering score that includes All That Jazz, Cell Block Tango and Razzle Dazzle. Created by the musical theatre talents of John Kander, Fred Ebb and legendary choreographer Bob Fosse, it’s no wonder...

Ram Raids at Liberty Service Station – Preston

Three offenders are on the run after they ransacked a Liberty petrol station in Melbourne's north-east this morning. Victoria Police have advised that they believe the trio forced their way into the Liberty petrol station on Plenty Road in Preston about 4.30am today Wednesday 27 March 2024. The trio...

Eco Voice Q & A: Jenna Leiner, Sustainability Lead at AWS, Asia Pacific (APAC).

Jenna Leiner, Sustainability Lead at AWS, Asia Pacific (APAC). Background Jenna is part of the Amazon Web Services Global Sustainability team. Her team develops and executes programs to integrate environmental sustainability into AWS’s global infrastructure and operations, partnering with engineering and operations teams. Jenna leads sustainability programs to help AWS customers across the APAC achieve […]

Climate Council unveils Australia-first plan to electrify households and protect kids

In an Australian-first, the Climate Council will unveil a plan at 11am, Wednesday 27 March at Yarralea Children’s Centre in Alphington for how two-in-three households can benefit as we electrify the country and end climate pollution for our kids. Hot on the heels of the hottest year on...

Diary of a Doctor by Dr ‘Peter’

I found this book on my inlaws shelf when I was helping clean out their house. I’m fascinated by quirky books and this took my fancy. The only thing that makes this book quirky is that it was written in 1951. Medical science has progressed significantly since...