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BOMB-GATE

The Australian Defence Force was deployed to remove two alleged bombs welded to the front gate of the home of a military enthusiast and ex-RAAF member currently under investigation for a $1.3m fraud scheme and illegal weapons possession. The NT News...

THEY KNOW ELLY’S KILLER

The devastated dad of a Melbourne woman killed in Mozambique says authorities know who murdered her but do not have enough evidence to prosecute after initial investigations were bungled. Elly Warren’s father Paul said he still holds “a glimmer of...

MEDICINE CALAMITY

Australian patients risk losing access to lifesaving medicines, with the nation “cleaved off” from global drug development, amid growing demands for the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme to pay more for innovative therapies. One of the nation’s leading...

We’re with you, Mods

South Australians have rallied around Tony Modra as he battles critical injuries, with a great-grandmother recounting how she helped save his life. The 57-year-old Crows legend underwent facial surgery yesterday after a freak truck crash with a fallen...

RED ALERT

Pauline Hanson has made an extraordinary plea to federal authorities and the Prime Minister for highlevel police protection, amid One Nation claims the senator is being targeted by violent extremists. The Saturday Telegraph has seen and heard a stream...

CUP WITH NO BEER

Queensland pubs and clubs won’t be able to trade unrestricted during the FIFA World Cup after the Crisafulli government refused to follow NSW’s lead and relax rules in what is being labelled an economic own goal. It means punters can’t have a beer at...

“I promise to help end homelessness.”

Every night 122,000 people in Australia sleep homeless. While another 1.5 million live in serious housing stress. We have a housing crisis. We can’t let this go on. And with Homes for Homes, we won’t. Homes for Homes is a simple promise that when your...

ABUSED AT WORK

The union representing Cleveland Youth Detention Centre employees say staff are being subjected to “violent assaults on an unprecedented level” with more than 210 claims made for workers compensation in 18 months. Of the claims made, 185 were...

OVERRUN & UNSAFE

Cairns watch house is one of 11 across Queensland that have been consistently over capacity this year with the state’s police union warning they are dangerously unsafe. Police warn “a death in custody is a foreseeable outcome.” The police union has...

WILD AXE CHASE ON ROAD

A man who allegedly fled being bashed with a baseball bat was chased around a busy Geelong intersection in broad daylight by a gang of young men, one armed with an axe, a court has heard.

MY MUM’S FINAL WISH

Gold Coast teacher’s aide Nat Woods’ selfless last act was the culmination of a life devoted to caring for others. Now her brave teenage daughter Molly, below, is ensuring her legacy doesn’t stop there. The 19-year-old is taking part in Dry July to...

Custom house, solar,

An executive home has hit the Top End property market, offering acreage living, resortstyle entertaining and a big powered shed in a sought-after suburb close to the hospital, shops, schools and the beach. The 4000sq m property at 6 Bridge St,...

$45M PLAN FOR HOMES RESCUED

A long-awaited $45m subdivision north of Toowoomba is finally on track for completion after it was rescued from development hell by a Brisbane firm. Endeavour DM’s James Gautrey confirmed he had taken over Kilalah Park housing estate off Alexander Ave...

ISLAND LIFE HOW GRIEF BLOOMED INTO A NOVEL TASSIE TASTES

WINTER FEAST’S WEIRDNESS NEVER FAILS TO DISAPPOINT

Why auction is one to watch

A Susan Rothwell-designed mansion that traded for $13m two years ago is being auctioned on site this Saturday in a litmus test for the Mosman prestige market. The guide this time around is $14.5m to $15.95m. It is unusual for multimillion-dollar...

Letter from the Ed

This weird thing happened the other day,’ my friend said as a few of us sat in the pub on Saturday night. She’s just moved to Australia from the UK and had a question for us Sydneysiders. ‘I woke up and went into the kitchen, and it looked like...

More than 13,000 seal pups die on remote Australian island amid bird flu outbreak

More than 13,000 seal pups have died on an Australian territory, as testing confirmed the spread of deadly H5N1 bird flu among penguins, seals and petrels on subantarctic islands. The mass mortality of southern elephant seal pups on Heard Island,...

Peace offering

Last week the world looked on in horror at the footage of a beautiful young 21-year-old girl, Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, being callously tossed to her death at a Brazilian bungee jump, as the safety rope lay uselessly unattached to one side....

It’s a wonderful life

Yvonne Austin’s driver’s licence might be faded, but she continues to shine bright. You couldn’t wipe the smile off Yvonne’s face as she celebrated 100 years of what she calls a “lovely, beautiful, wonderful” life. “One hundred years is a big...

Icy plunge raises vital funds

The Community for the Aged held its inaugural Big Freeze recently, raising about $4000 for motor neurone disease research, in honour of resident Allan Wines, who was diagnosed two years ago. Staff, carers and families, including Karen Anderson and...

A quantum leap ahead

Abrand’s identity is crucial to how it connects with customers. And for a new carmaker, its country of origin carries enormous weight. Many people equate Japanese cars with reliability. American? Muscle. German? Engineering. But when we think Chinese,...

Fight intensifies

District providers are taking their fight for fairness in water policy to the basin’s key decision makers. Following on from a previous visit to NSW Parliament House, a delegation turned up to Victoria Parliament House on Wednesday. And they will...

Safety first

Learning to ride a bike has long been a rite of passage for Aussie kids, who are usually taught by their parents in local parks or quiet suburban cul-de-sacs. But as ebike use surges – bringing with it a rise in injuries – experts warn that it’s time...

Edwina Bartholomew

‘Why I call rural Australia home’

CREATURE FEATURE! Read some gnawsome

Discover all about capybaras – plus a fun photo gallery!

Encourage interaction

As you’re flicking through the magazine and playing the games, talk about the pictures on the pages and ask questions (see our prompts, left). Or if your child enjoys reading independently, ask what facts they’ve discovered inside their magazine.

Hot price for burnt home

It may not be Hobart’s prettiest property, but it is the cheapest and the most popular with buyers. Over 5500 house hunters viewed its listing on realestate.com.au within days of launching to the market, propelling No.11 Farrow Pl to the top spot on...

One night out in the cold – to help so many doing it tough in our town

“FOR one night, we sleep outside. For too many, it’s every night.” These words from Club Dubbo CEO Brett Lane signify the importance of this week’s community sleepout event to raise much-needed funds to directly support Dubbo individuals and families...

Look out, it’s Fireman Sam!

Kangaroo Beach creator and scriptwriter Tim Bain has written hundreds of episodes of some of the best children’s television in a generation, including Bluey, Fireman Sam, Postman Pat, Thomas the Tank Engine and Bob the Builder. He was in town last...

Ute beauty

Hands down, it’s the best season Curyo cropper Ed Rickard has experienced. Timely rain plus warmer temperatures have his winter crops well established and Ed reckons the Mallee ‘couldn’t look better’.

Vote of confidence

Goulburn Valley Creamery is fast-tracking its local expansion plans and creating new jobs with fresh Victorian Government backing. Pictured are GVC chief executive Mancel Hickey, Victorian Regional Development Minister Michaela Settle, Campaspe Shire...

Cartoon magic comes to Mulwala

Tim has written hundreds of episodes on programs that rate among the best children’s television in a generation – shows like Bluey, Fireman Sam, Postman Pat, Thomas the Tank Engine, Bob the Builder, PJ Masks, and Kangaroo Beach, which he created. He...

New spin on event

Seymour College staff and students put a new spin on the school’s annual Big Freeze fundraiser for FightMND. Teachers and other staff members, instead of having ice dumped over their head, had to endure ‘gross food’ being poured over them. That...

$11.3m windfall

Two major projects have secured a combined $11.3 million to drive local economy growth and employment. The bulk of the money, $10 million, is allocated to the Murrumbidgee region, to support a private project to develop a large-scale hemp processing...

ICE COLD:

Horsham West and Haven Primary School Haven Campus captains Evie Webster, left, and Hughie Cameron pour iced water over principal Craig Amos at Friday’s MND Day. The two campuses raised more than $2000 for Motor Neurone Disease in the lead-up to the...

On the front line

A bitterly cold night. The air nipping at your skin, a thin blanket for warmth and the shelter of a fire truck. The sound of trees cracking, falling all around as you wait for day to break. More than six decades later, the memory remains vivid for...

Roo cull denied

Protestors gathered outside Benalla Golf Course on Thursday, June 11 to draw attention to a rumoured Kangaroo cull; however, the club says no kangaroo harvest is taking place. A club employee, who asked not to be named, had drawn attention to a...

Budget Breakdown

The mining industry managed to dodge any new taxes in the 2026– 27 Budget, but a battle has ensued over net zero, approvals, commodity revenue and the future of coal. The Federal Government outlined a plan to put money behind faster approvals,...

Thank you!

It was a day of special thanks at Nilma Primary School last Wednesday when students showed their appreciation for local emergency services on Thank a First Responder Day. Keen to try on the CFA helmets are grade three student Noah and grade five...

Regional agenda

A Toolamba teenager will take her lived experience of farm life to a Canberra forum in August. Isabella Lemma is determined to see that rural issues make it onto the agenda of the inaugural National Youth Parliament, where she will represent the...

Classic country styling, semi-rural setting

Built by awarded local builder, Roseleigh Homes, this classic country home has timeless appeal. Positioned on a huge 4,279m2 allotment (approx. 1.06 acres) on the northern side of Drouin, privacy is also key. The one owner home has been meticulously...

Fisher & Paykel Rangehood

Discreet 60cm rangehood with powerful extraction, auto functions, smart connectivity, easy cleaning, and flexible ducted or recirculating installation.

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ROMANCE BACKLASH

She’s no stranger to stealing the spotlight, but it seems Kim Kardashian’s habit of pulling focus has seen her start things off on the wrong foot with her fellow F1 WAGs. The 45-year-old caused quite the spectacle when she hit the circuit during...

winter colour

While winter gardens can be a bit bare, especially in cooler regions, there’s nothing a pot of winter flower colour can’t fix. At this time of year garden centres are brimming with colourful annuals all begging to be taken home and planted to add...

On our cover and these pages

Greenery is the star inside and out at the family home of garden guru Matt Leacy. Styling by Jack Milenkovic. Photography by Alicia Taylor. See more of the breezy beachside escape, from page 18.

Super made simple

Retirement means different things depending on where you are in life. For some it’s decades away, for others it’s closer – but either way, it isn’t something that just starts when your working life ends. The reality is that the journey towards...

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SISTER SLAIN AFTER SECRET DOMESTIC ABUSE

Pamella Campbell, 50. Sitting on my couch, I wiped away tears of mirth. My sister Marlene and I were roaring with laughter over the phone. “I can’t breathe,” she gasped. “You crack me up,” I said. It was 2011 and Marlene, 42, and I weren’t just...

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ROADS, RATES, RUBBISH AND TELEKINESIS

Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell has been bestowed with new powers after entering the HoloVerse ahead of Geekfest Top End. As part of the July 4 event, participants in cosplay (or mayoral robes) can be photographed and transformed into futuristic...

CLOTH PROJECT

Precious the Baby Dragon by Marilyn Halcomb

DSLRs NOT DONE YET?

IIabout ’ve lost track of how many times I’ve read in a press release for a new camera that a new or updated feature is the result of user requests. They most likely are – given how vocal users can be on social media if they’re disappointed...

International

The National Gallery, London, owns one of the world’s greatest collections of paintings. Among them is a significant group of pictures once owned by fellow painters: Van Dyck’s Titian; Reynolds’s Rembrandt; Matisse’s Degas; Lucian Freud’s Corot. This...

Alexander Symes Architect

A process of continual learning drives this Sydney studio to produce well-crafted homes for people and planet.

MiMi Pancakes?

There’s a particular weight to the times we’re living in, and you can feel it in the everyday. At the petrol pump, watching the numbers tick up faster than your patience. At the supermarket check-out, where the weekly shop seems to cost a little more...

Cosy soups & one pan meals

Cosy soups &pan one meals

All aboard

A Toowoomba aged care has built a life sized VR train carriage to ‘travel’ the world

Safe staffing

NSW will introduce mandated staffing ratios in seven postnatal maternity wards as part of a major effort to stabilise the state’s midwifery workforce. The Minns Government confirmed the roll out of Safe Staffing Levels (a ratio of one midwife to every...

COVER STORY

Meet University of Southern Qld’s new VC, Paul Mazerolle

WINDOWS 11 TWEAK GUIDE

ON THE COVER

Milly Alcock wears a VALENTINO bodysuit and skirt. CARTIER bracelets. Stylist: George Cortina Photographer: Lachlan Bailey Hair: Rudi Lewis Make-up: Lisa Butler Manicure: Chisato Yamamoto Set design: Max Bellhouse Tailor: Della...

GoFundMe: ETHICAL OR UNJUST?

It's become the go-to advice in times of crisis: “Why don't you set up a GoFundMe page?” Whether it's illness, natural disaster or falling on hard times – even contributions to holiday and wedding funds in some cases – asking for donations has taken on...

Effortless movement. Seamless cabinetry.

The Exedra Gravity system integrates effortlessly into a variety of spaces, complementing everything from kitchens and home offices to bar cabinets and laundry rooms. This innovative solution strikes the perfect balance between style and functionality...

Denon’s new Home speakers and BT turntable, ‘xi’ amps from Musical Fidelity, Krix in colour, Yamaha’s new budget AV receivers, Denon’s X-series receivers, bass from SVS, crazy-colour JBL Live headphones, new REL sub shapes and a NAD CD player….

HEOS is the streaming and multiroom platform common to Marantz and Denon products — and it has pleasingly Australian origins. The tech deep inside HEOS was born here as the Avega system of wireless speakers, with connections back to CSIRO’s famous...

3 SECRETS to COLOUR DRENCHING

PERSONAL matter Be guided by your own taste in clothes, art or furniture when selecting tones. RULE OF three Hero one hue in large doses, then add accents in two other complementary colours. SUPPORTING shades Any tonal companions should create...

I recently went on a solo three-month jaunt across Europe. If only I had a copy of this issue handy!

I could have tried chatting to the hostel bartender using one of the conversation starters we road-tested (page 116), and launched into a chat about space travel versus deepsea travel (although, judging from the results, maybe not). Perhaps I would...

9 truths about GRIEF

9 truths about GRIEF

The Australian Women’s Weekly Test Kitchen™

The Australian Women’s Weekly Test Kitchen has been developing and testing recipes for more than 50 years. Each recipe is perfected by our team of culinary experts, giving you the confidence to successfully make at home, every time. Tested by us,...

CORONET RIDGE RESORT

Queenstown, New Zealand

Fender 75th Anniversary American Professional Classic Cabronita Telecaster

Despite the sentiment that Leo Fender “got it right the first time,” we’ve seen hundreds of different versions of the Telecaster over the years. And the Cabronita might just be one of the boldest. The first Cabronita was a Custom Shop model created by...

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ONE OWNER!

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ATA MĀRIE CENTRAL OTAGO

WORLD WINEMAKING’S DEEP SOUTH

RISEFOR ABOVE

LH XU-1? The Torana that never was

On the cover

Kirianna Poole and her crew are living the ultimate old-school family adventure, cruising across Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hawaii and the American mainland in their trusty Kombi. Follow along on Instagram @theslowroad_.

WANT TO MOVE TO THE COUNTRY?

NOODLES AND NEON

In a city defined by reinvention, we return to dine on Hong Kong’s past

Asher KEDDIE

(Her most intimate interview yet)

Reimagined Thai, Indian and Afghan classics. Palak paneer fillo pie

EL ORGULLO DE ESPAÑA

Spain’s very gay era is now: Gay Games, Prides, Queer Rebels, Hot Hombres and… The Yumbo Centre!

VUFORU IS BACK! AND YOU COULD WIN IT

In the Gallery

Each week about a dozen people meet on the deck at Bloomhill Cancer Help Centre, in Buderim Queensland, to enjoy one another’s company and to paint.

WIN A MOTOCADDY ME REMOTE VALUED AT OVER $1599

2026 BETA ENDUROS:

The X-Pro RR 250 2T headlines the updates across Beta’s 2026 offroad range.

Honouring the Australian Institute of Architects’ National Prize Winners

‘Beyond politics’

How do we solve student anxiety when electioncycle policies stifle learning and wellbeing?

JENNIFER STACKHOUSE

Clever crops: borage & calendula Ornamentals: daisies of all kinds Fruit: apples & kiwifruit + 3 weirdos of winter

ARCHITECTURAL INSPO FROM...

Luigi Rosselli &Dalecki Sarah Waller FIGR Luke Stanley Wall Architects

Hit your thumb? Swearing helps.

There is indeed research which shows that you can ease your pain (temporarily) this way. One of the most well-known experiments was conducted by psychologist Richard Stephens at the UK’s Keele University in 2009. Participants were asked to keep a hand...

THE ART OF THE FOREVER HOME

TIMELESS RESIDENCES BY BALAGNA DESIGN, LAZZARINI PICKERING AND ALWILL ARCHITECTURE

In their words: Trying to conceive – the journey no one talks about

Elephant Garlic

With cloves the size of walnuts and a sweetness that belies its bold name, elephant garlic is not garlic but a type of leek that everyone can love. It’s more closely related to onions and spring onions, which explains both its size and gentler...

TOURING

LONDON TO ULAANBAATAR BIG TRACTOR AT CARNAMAH, WA SAND RACING ON A SECRET BALI BEACH

ISSUE 38

SUZUKI DR-Z4S: 25 YEARS DOWN THE TRACK, SUZUKI GOES FOR THE DOCTOR DUCATI MULTISTRADA V4 S: RIPPING RED ITALIAN ADVENTURE STALLION HUSKY TREK VICTORIA: HUSQVARNA 701s & 901s HIT THE HIGH COUNTRY YAMAHA NZ RALLY: THE BLU CRU TAKE ON THE SOUTH ISLAND OF...

100 BEST AUSSIE TOWNS

BDAA National Design Awards 2025

Excellence, innovation and inspiration

MAD SOUNDS!

M.A.D. towers deliver scale and authority

Samsung Didn’t Just Enter the Audio Market — It Quietly Took It Over

Most people still think of Samsung as a TV and smartphone company. That’s outdated thinking — and dangerously so if you’re in the audio business. Because while the market wasn’t paying attention, Samsung built the largest audio empire in the world. Not...

In The Greatest Strength Lies Softness

Inspired by racing yachts, the J12 was designed to transcend horizons. Seven times stronger than steel, its ceramic is unmatched in its resistance to abrasions over time. Yet its greatest strength lies in its softness: polished with diamond powder, it...

Hello!

I hope you've all been enjoying some travel in between magazine issues and if not, we hope this edition inspires you to start researching and planning a trip for the coming months or year. My family has taken some lovely local trips over spring and...

FULL OF TIPS AND TECHNIQUES

Macallan. Laphroaig. Glenfiddich.

As rare whisky ages, supply shrinks and scarcity increases. Decant Index gives private investors direct ownership of casks from the world’s most sought-after distilleries. Full legal title. Stored under bond in Scotland. A digital platform with every...

Welcome

This issue is a bumper issue of information and great ideas Our Front Cover and Cover story is Mizael Partners: Accountants, Auditors and Business Advisors Who are Redefining Growth, Governance, and Advisory for Modern Australian Businesses, You can...

SHOP & STYLE

Chic pieces to source for every room

Living legend

Aged 83 and still going strong, Aunty Beryl Van-Oploo’s life has been dedicated to preparing, sharing and teaching about food

ROS & MATT TIE

Creating moments that become legacy

An ode to the Australian Kimberley region

Rare keshi pearls and soft pastel hues are brought through artisan hands in our Australian-made jewels. A tribute to movement and light and infused with a natural colour palette, each piece in the Lagoon Collection feels intrinsically linked to the raw...

A new dawn is breaking

We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...

Criticaltitle Minerals and new Australian Export Industries

A new dawn is breaking

We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...

Wild & wonderful

Blending immersive wildlife encounters with all-inclusive luxury, Jamala is a destination in its own right and is perfect for travellers who value unique experiences, comfort and stories worth retelling long after the journey ends. Nestled within the...

editor’s letter

There’s something endlessly fascinating about how people live - the choices they make in their homes, the objects they surround themselves with, the way a space becomes an extension of who they are. In this issue of marie claire Lifestyle, we step...

A new dawn is breaking

We’re switching things up in 2026. With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All...

A new dawn is breaking

We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...

COVER STORY

Hashtag Burgers & Waffles is a brand built on passion and innovation.

Coffee plus brings art to life

Tatura’s Coffee Plus now features a vibrant mural by Christiano “Dery” Theodorus, bringing rainbow angel wings, balloons and Aussie animals to Hogan St. The artwork, a gift from café owner Yu-chen ‘Avy’ Perry, celebrates the local community,...

News & New Products

The compact camera revival continues to gather momentum and the manufacturers currently in the box seat – Canon and Ricoh – are making the most it… Canon with a special edition of its hot selling PowerShot G7X III and Ricoh with a B&W version of its...

Barossa Rally

Spring weather and classic motorcycling went hand-in-hand to ensure Barossa Valley Classic Motor Cycle Club’s 39th annual one-day rally progressed in style. After a warm welcome from Peter Rosser (Rally Organiser/Coordinator) and Club President...

OF DROUGHTS AND FLOODING RAINS

In the northern Murray–Darling Basin, decades of water overextraction and environmental degradation have disrupted natural boom-bust cycles – and the impacts are far-reaching.

What defines the Hills?

Anna Webster on the complexities of the Adelaide Hills wine region.

Coastal HOMES

WELCOME TO THIS SPECIAL EDITION, full of inspiration for anyone looking to capture the essence of coastal living. From layered retreats styled with vintage finds and collected treasures to classic blue-and-white escapes that exude timeless elegance,...

Hedge and Arbour House

Emergent Studios’ design for the garden of a dwelling in Melbourne’s north east connects with the site’s bushland context. Article by Virginia Overell.

MSA POWER SLIDE™

Power up your adventure with the world’s first powered drop slide. No more heavy lifting just easy, one-touch access to your fridge or storage, wherever you go.

WHAT TO SHOP, WATCH & READ IN 2026

Growing Cherries

Given that cherries have a relatively short fruiting season, they are not always easy to find in the stores. They can be there one week and gone the next. Having your own cherry trees is one way to guarantee your own supply. Cherries are best suited...

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Choosing the perfect sewing machine Diggers adventures Knit your favourite bear a jumper

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Back to The Drawing Board

Along, long time ago in the land of brown robed Christian Brothers and black and white Nuns, I lived in a world of Times Tables, Logic, English Grammar and the monotonous repetition of historical dates and facts. In this world, Art took a back seat on...

Scarf or Shoulderette –

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2026 Alive!

Reuben Kaye, Artistic Director of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

Welcome

From planning delicious feasts with loved ones to decorating homes in twinkling lights, the spirit of Christmas is well and truly alive. However, with all the excitement comes one big challenge — the shopping list, the presents and all the things...

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MEMORABLE JOURNEYS FOR THE CURIOUS MODERN TRAVELLER

Hello foodies,

Can you believe it’s Christmas time? The sun is shining, the table is set, and it’s time to gather with loved ones to celebrate a joyful, stress-free Christmas and the magic of summer holiday catch-ups. We at New Idea Food have wrapped up a cheerful...

GRADUATING CLASSES OF

This unique graduation feature celebrates the commitment and enthusiasm of Year 6 and Year 12 students across our region. We wish them all the best for their future as they approach their new schooling and life journeys.

FALLEN AND FORGIVEN

Two flawed geniuses. Two cricketing titans. As Steve Smith and Ben Stokes face one final Ashes showdown on Australian soil, the outcome of the upcoming Ashes series could significantly shape how both are remembered, writes ABC SPORT’s Quentin Hull.

LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME

The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...

Pets and Their Impact on our Mental Health

If you are a pet owner, you will probably agree that pets contribute greatly to our happiness, thanks to the joy, companionship and unconditional love that they bring to our lives. What you may not realise though, is just how deeply our beloved animal...

LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME

The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...

WELCOME

If you’re looking for something new to take you from winter through spring, we’ve curated a selection of whites, reds and spirits that’ll do just that. From sparkling, chardonnay, riesling and even alvarinho, to grenache, cabernet sauvignon and an...

LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME

The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...

BEN MANSILL

This month Finished the final level in PC Gaming Magazine Publishing, then relaxed deeply into his gaming chair, closed his eyes for a moment and smiled, before hitting Exit Game for the last time. It’s never nice or easy to say goodbye, but, sadly,...