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Monty Don’s first Chelsea garden will be dog-friendly

Gardeners’ World presenter is bucking the trend to make the event more inclusive

The Guardian - UK

TV’s Monty Don brings love of dogs to his first Chelsea Flower Show garden

The RHS and Radio 2 dog garden aims to give green-fingered dog owners ideas for creating a haven for themselves and their pets.

The Independent UK

General Hospital spoilers: week of October 21-25

Take a look at what's coming up this week in Port Charles with General Hospital spoilers for the week of October 21-25.

WhatToWatch

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General Hospital spoilers: week of October 14-18

Take a look at what's coming up this week in Port Charles with General Hospital spoilers for the week of October 14-18.

WhatToWatch

General Hospital spoilers: week of September 23-27

Take a look at what's coming up this week in Port Charles with General Hospital spoilers for the week of September 23-27.

WhatToWatch

From Truman Capote to feline firefighters – a day out at New York’s historical cat walking tour

Historian Peggy Gavan created Cats About Town with Dan Rimada, who runs an Instagram account about bodega cats

The Guardian - US

‘Pommel Horse Guy’ Stephen Nedoroscik Earns Another Medal—and Shares What’s Next

The U.S. gymnast nabbed the bronze in his signature event on Saturday. Now, he’ll return home a two-time Olympic medalist with a new-found fame.

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Magpies' McRae backs AFL stand on gendered violence

Collingwood coach Craig McRae has underlined the importance of being a "great father and husband" as AFL clubs move to condemn violence against women.

AAP

Game of Thrones showrunners reveal their favorite death of the entire series – and it’s a fan favorite, too

"It was fun to go back to the old-fashioned joys of just killing off a really bad guy"

Total Film

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

A determined rodent’s search for nuts, a guide to Terry Pratchett’s witches and moving stories by adoptee authors

The Guardian - UK

We Got RedHook To Reminisce On All Their Best Moments From 2023 Bc It’s Been A Helluva Year

This year at Spilt Milk, we joined KFC at their Fried Side activation to speak to a bunch of Aussie acts like POOLCLVB, The Buoys and Pacific Avenue. To accompany the good chats, KFC slung some of their finest treats and merch to help everyone live their best fezzie life. It’s been a…

Pedestrian.tv

General Hospital spoilers: week of December 4-8

The holidays approach as drama heats up in the General Hospital spoilers for the week of December 4-8.

WhatToWatch

Has Neighbours Become The New Simpsons Bc I Swear It Predicted The Mushroom Lunch Saga In 2021

We tracked down the big dog in the Neighbours writer’s room to find out how they came up with the bonkers plot.

Pedestrian.tv

Miles Franklin 2023: a guide to the shortlist of Australia’s biggest literary prize

Six authors are in the running for Australia’s most prestigious book award, which will be announced on Tuesday. Here’s your primer

The Guardian - AU

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Queer disobedience and uncomfortable truths: your guide to the 2023 Miles Franklin shortlist

This year’s Miles Franklin shortlist takes us from Sydney’s criminal underclass in the 1930s and the quiet waters of rural Tasmania in the 1940s to shopping for design objects in contemporary Japan.

The Guardian - UK

‘Now, I’m a braver person’: Luella Bartley on love, loss and the comfort of painting

The tragic death of her son at 18 changed everything for Luella Bartley. Here, the celebrated designer reveals how art is showing her a way to live

Daily Mirror

Monty Don shares sad reason family member doesn't appear on Gardener's World anymore

Monty Don revealed his beloved dog had an unfortunate experience during lockdown that has put her off showbiz life

ABC News

Heidi will never stop grieving for her lost child, now she's speaking about the risks of stillbirth

Sophie is one of 2,000 babies to be stillborn every year. Her mother wants medical staff and the community to know her daughter is not just a statistic.

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Daily Mirror

Mum's agony as son stuck at Dover port for 16 HOURS 'with no food or water'

Gillian Charlton, 43, said her son Ned, 13, and his friends were stuck in the holding area at the Port of Dover for more than 12 hours waiting to go on a ski holiday to Italy

The Guardian - US

‘Food’s my love language’: the Palestinian Americans behind San Francisco’s renowned dining scene

Migration to the Bay Area has led to the flourishing of restaurants, groceries and cafes – from local hotspots and national chains

ABC News

Stillbirth autopsy funding to go to new coordinator roles to help guide families through process

For Hayley and Liam, having autopsies on their twin boys who died at 21 weeks gave them valuable peace of mind about what caused their deaths. It's hoped new government funding to increase stillbirth autopsies will help other families.

The Conversation

People with disabilities in group homes are suffering shocking abuse. New housing models could prevent harm

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was designed to be a market-based system that would shift power from government and providers to consumers.

The New Daily

From life lessons to family ties: Here are 10 reads for this summer

If you're looking for books for that upcoming summer trip or simply have a New Year's resolution to read more in 2023, we've got you covered.

Wales Online

Urgent appeal for missing 15-year-old boy last seen five days ago

Edward Melville-Brown was last seen in the Pill area of Newport on Tuesday, November 15

The Conversation

Robbie Arnott's eco-fiction uses myth and metaphor to depict a wounded world

Robbie Arnott’s third novel Limberlost follows two impressive earlier works. Richard Flanagan described Arnott’s first book, Flames (2018), as “strange and joyous”. Bram Presser, responding to The Rain Heron (2020), credits Arnott with “singlehandedly reinventing Australian literature”.

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