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Life On Low Island: Tasmanian couple work seven days a week; caretakers manage birds and off-grid systems

A Tasmanian couple has taken on a 12-month contract as caretakers of Low Island. They will maintain the island's buildings and manage its natural environment while welcoming visitors. The couple brings relevant experience from previous conservation work on remote islands, including monitoring wildlife. They live on the island full-time and…

The Times of India · 17h ago

James Cameron’s $4.4 million ranch became a $33 million estate 24 years later

James Cameron's 102-acre California ranch, bought in 1999, became a secluded retreat and working farm. Over two decades, the estate grew with gardens, energy systems, and specialized workspaces. The property, listed for $33 million, included a main house and extensive facilities. Its value reflected the unusual life built across the…

The Times of India · Sep 10

In 1999, James Cameron bought a 102-acre Gaviota Coast ranch for $4.375 million and made it an off-grid property with solar and wind power; 24 years later, he listed it for $33 million

Filmmaker James Cameron has put his magnificent California ranch on the market for thirty-three million dollars. This estate has been a cherished creative haven and family residence for the past twenty-four years. Emphasizing sustainability, the Camerons lived off the land, cultivating their food and generating energy. Their children enjoyed unique…

The Economic Times · Sep 9

Great for parties, useless for governing: grace-and-favour homes are the spoils of power

The country piles of Dorneywood, Chevening and Chequers that were so fiercely squabbled over by Tory ministers are suddenly up for grabs

The Guardian - UK · Jul 7, 2024

‘Unfinished business’: the cosy world of Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton

The new foreign secretary, snug in his coterie of ‘louche, power-hungry and amoral’ friends, is keen to be remembered for something other than Brexit

The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2023

Fight to block pro-suicide website that discusses substance linked to spike in deaths

There's been a spike in deaths in Australia linked to a lethal substance frequently discussed on the offshore forum. Some of those who've died spent time on the site, which experts say has guided suicidal people toward death instead of away from it.

ABC News · Nov 15, 2022