Trees at the Cotter are turning red, but it's not for Christmas The rosy roots of trees at the Cotter that are turning heads this Christmas. The Canberra Times · Dec 5, 2022
I’m Hiss-Terically Crying At This TikTok Of A Snake Which Tried Hitching A Ride On A Car In NSW FREE THEM. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 5, 2022
’Tis The Season To Drive Very Slowly Past Sparkly Lights So Here’s Where The Best Ones Are Silent night, blazing lights. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 5, 2022
Report suggests ditching new Sydney tunnel A parliamentary committee has recommended the NSW government scrap plans to build a controversial tunnel to the Northern Beaches. AAP · Dec 5, 2022
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern issues historic Maori apology Jacinda Ardern has issued a "long overdue" Crown apology to a Maori tribe for warmongering and almost two centuries of breaches to New Zealand's Treaty of The New Daily · Dec 5, 2022
Virgin Is Slinging Cheap Flights For You Some Mates To Hit Up Tassie So Go Spam The Group Chat We are so close, so bloody close, to making it to the end of the year now, mates.And if you’re someone who had the spicy cough bulldoze all the fun this time last year, chances are you’re feeling mighty burnt out by now. A shell of a human, if you… Pedestrian.tv · Dec 5, 2022
Ardern issues historic Maori apology Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has delivered an apology to the Ngati Maniapoto tribe for "horrific and needless acts of war" by past New Zealand governments. AAP · Dec 5, 2022
Tiny town turns old hall into opportunity shop, opening the doors of Mount Mary to all comers The residents of sleepy Mount Mary, once the bustling centre of a busy railway line, are turning their old hall into an op shop — and a chance to grow. ABC News · Dec 4, 2022
Canberra's capacity to host major events in spotlight Spilt Milk music festival raised questions about Canberra's readiness to host crowds. The Canberra Times · Dec 4, 2022
Wherever you stand on Violet Coco, her jailing raises the stakes for climate protest Laws across Australia have shifted significantly to limit protest and are being used to restrain or intimidate those who speak up The Guardian - AU · Dec 4, 2022
How a bad bashing helped me find safer pastures than Sydney's wild west How about a wavepool to cool gang violence Newcastle Herald · Dec 4, 2022
How to get your guest room ready in time for Christmas hosting After a wonderful experience staying in a friend’s spare room last Christmas, Adele Cardani provides some design tips to make your guests feel like a priority, not an afterthought The Independent UK · Dec 4, 2022
SA Aboriginal communities nominate more than 100 leaders for statue consideration Six Aboriginal leaders will be shortlisted from more than 100 nominations to have new statues built, as part of a $1 million project to honour First Nations history in SA. ABC News · Dec 3, 2022
Australian adventurer Lucy Barnard is resuming her attempt to become the first woman to walk from Argentina to Alaska Australian adventurer Lucy Barnard wants to become the first woman to walk the length of the world — from Argentina to Alaska. And she's hoping to walk almost every step of the way with her pet dog Wombat, who had to stay behind in South America when the pandemic put… ABC News · Dec 3, 2022
ABC News · Dec 3, 2022 How celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright went from Netflix stardom to a Darwin courthouse in a matter of weeks A year ago, Matt Wright was described as a “global export” with an international reality TV show on the horizon. Now, just weeks after its Netflix debut, he’s "strenuously denied" perverting the course of justice following a helicopter crash that killed his best mate.
The Canberra Times · Dec 3, 2022 'Get out and party': The return of the office Christmas party Grabbing a beer with your boss is back as the office Christmas party rises again.
Newcastle Herald · Dec 3, 2022 Unleash your inner sustainable Santa with these fair-dinkum decorating ideas Ditch the plastic, this is way more fantastic.
ABC News · Dec 2, 2022 Queensland's planning minister to consider Bargara six-storey building height proposal Debate over building heights in the tourism hotspot of Bargara is ongoing, but with the council voting to approve a proposal for six-storey developments it is up to Queensland's planning minister to have the final say.
ABC News · Dec 2, 2022 Billion-dollar problem looming as rising seas encroach on Busselton's landmark beachfront Climate change and coastal erosion could leave parts of Busselton's beachfront, including schools and businesses, under water within 100 years. So which properties get protected and which ones are abandoned?
Newcastle Herald · Dec 2, 2022 Newcastle needs politicians to get on with the show at Broadmeadow Novocastrians are left wondering whether the government has the guts to commit to spending big outside Sydney.
The Canberra Times · Dec 2, 2022 Celebrating the best in Canberra tourism - and honouring a giant of the industry A favourite son was honoured this year by the Canberra tourism industry.
Daily Record · Dec 2, 2022 Perth's dazzling Magical Christmas Weekend event sees return of 5k Santa Dash Performers and artists will be on hand for the final weekend of Perth’s Winter Festival celebrations before Christmas
The Guardian - AU · Dec 2, 2022 Climate activist who blocked traffic on Sydney Harbour Bridge jailed for at least eight months Lawyers for Deanna ‘Violet’ Coco, who stopped traffic for 25 minutes in April, say it is ‘outrageous’ their client was refused bail before an appeal next year
Pedestrian.tv · Dec 2, 2022 We Can Now Add ‘Rich People Lunches’ To The List Of What’s Delaying NSW Public Transport Light fail.
The Canberra Times · Dec 2, 2022 The South Coast pub that went from a dive to divine Once a rundown pub facing demolition, Eden's Hotel Australasian has been transformed into an opulent hotel with a nod to the past and an eye to the future