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“Gloriously adorned with a gold edge burst finish over a gold paisley and sparkle top”: Gretsch unveils the Paisley Penguin – a rare bird that growls – and the Honey Dipper Special, a resonator for all your roots rock manoeuvres

Two classics of Gretsch design refreshed for a limited time only

MusicRadar · Apr 23, 2025

Nuclear power could take the shine off Aussie aluminium

Three out of Australia's four aluminium smelters could risk closure if Australia adopts nuclear power, reducing energy supplied to industry.

AAP · Apr 22, 2025

Best entry-level racing bikes: Top models for beginners

These bikes combine speed, comfort and affordability for new cycling enthusiasts

Evening Standard · Apr 12, 2025

What are anti-dumping laws and why does Australia need them?

Trump’s tariffs could lead to cheap imports being ‘dumped’ on our shores. But is that always bad?

The Guardian - AU · Apr 4, 2025

“I may be one of those returning to America who is barred or put in jail to sleep on a cement floor with an aluminium blanket”: Neil Young fears that he may be barred from re-entering the US

UK Subs were the first musicians to be barred this way last week

MusicRadar · Apr 3, 2025

Best laptop stands to improve your posture and workspace

Enhance posture, reduce strain and upgrade your workspace effectively

Evening Standard · Apr 1, 2025

Why Trump's trade wars are threatening already vulnerable brewers

US craft brewers, already contending with a slump in sales, are set to be impacted by President Trump's trade tariffs.

Euronews · Mar 31, 2025

UK considers switching up tech company taxes to sidestep US tariffs

Currently, the UK is impacted by Trump’s 25% tariffs on all imports of steel and aluminium into the US. Washington has also implemented tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China.

Euronews · Mar 24, 2025

Sorry Bifolds — French Doors Are the Coolest Choice for Your Extension Right Now, and They're Anything but Basic

Sliding and bifold doors have their place, but for an effortlessly, timeless look, French doors could be the way forward

Livingetc · Mar 23, 2025

Thousands of satellites are due to burn up in the atmosphere every year – damaging the ozone layer and changing the climate

The world’s first artificial satellite, the Soviet Union’s Sputnik 1, was launched in October 1957. Just three months later, it fell out of orbit. As Sputnik hit the upper atmosphere at incredible speed, the friction would have caused it to heat up and almost entirely burn off. Some small remnants…

The Conversation · Mar 20, 2025