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ANYONE who has been fortunate enough to fly business class on a recent oversea’s trip will say yes it is worth every penny. That’s understandable when you have been able to stretch out on flat […]

TAMBORINE Mountain residents are being offered the opportunity to  improve their cognitive capacity through a series of free workshops on the mountain. Mary Williams, from Building Brains, has over 35 years experience as an educator, counsellor, […]

Here we are again, through to another year.   I remember writing the first article of the year last year, when there was so much for everyone to work through and sort out.  It was so […]

Welcome to 2025!  Last week my orchid cactus produced a long awaited bloom.  It’s been a five year wait so I was quite excited when I spotted it early morning and rushed to take a […]

Gardening with Miscanthus. Miscanthus, also known as maiden grass, Japanese Silvergrass or Chinese Silvergrass, are clump-forming ornamental grasses that are well worth growing.  They have some of the best flowers of all the ornamental grasses, […]

AUSTRALIAN Red Cross Lifeblood has issued an urgent call for blood donors after a record number of planned blood donations were cancelled in the first week of January, putting pressure on national blood supplies. More […]

New research by the University of Sydney has been studying canine fossils at lake Mungo in far west NSW and lake Milkengay in WA, discovering clear links between the Australian dingo and a dog from […]