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7 Fragrant Plants That Make Evening Gardens More Enjoyable

When the sun drops and the garden cools, fragrance can turn an ordinary backyard into the best seat in the house. The right plants can send sweet, spicy, citrusy, or almost honey-like scents drifting across a patio, along a walkway, or through an open window, giving evening gardens a personality…

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How next-generation photovoltaics could contribute to electricity storage

Due to the falling price of silicon solar cells, as well as their manageable size, the sight of solar panels on household rooftops has become a familiar one. However, solar energy, as many other sustainable forms of energy, is intermittent. At peak moments, such as on sunny summer days, the…

The Conversation

8 Things Designers Say You Need to Know Before You Add a Sunroom – For a Space You'll Love Year-Round

Thinking about creating a sunroom? Don't skip these 8 must-dos, as designers say they're essential to the longevity and look of your space

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Comm Games Day 2: NZ swimmers stacking up the medals

Your morning LockerRoom catch-up on all the medals, personal bests and qualifying by Kiwi women at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games

Newsroom.co.nz

This gorgeous photo of a polar bear bounding across the ice offers a masterclass in deciding whether to shoot in color or black-and-white

Sue Flood and Ian Dawson's new exhibition, Midnight Sun, follows a logic that every photographer should study

Digital Camera World

I've been photographing total solar eclipses for over 40 years – and this is what it was like chasing totality with a film camera back before the internet

In the first of a three-part series, David S Young recalls what it was like to photograph a total solar eclipse with film cameras and without the aid of the internet

Digital Camera World

8 Sweet-Smelling Plants That Will Fill Your Porch with Beautiful Fragrance This July

Add an extra dimension to your porch this summer

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Why Do Tomatoes Develop Yellow Shoulders Near the Stem?

A tomato can look perfectly ripe everywhere except the area closest to the stem, where a stubborn patch of yellow, green, or pale orange refuses to join the red party. Those discolored areas, known as yellow shoulders, usually point to a ripening problem caused by intense heat and strong sunlight,…

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7 Muted Flower Colors Showing Up in Modern Summer Borders

Summer flower borders are taking a quieter turn, and that does not mean they have become boring. Instead of filling every inch with neon pinks, screaming oranges, and yellows bright enough to require sunglasses, gardeners are reaching for softer shades that create a more relaxed, layered look. Muted flowers can…

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Minnesota lawmakers introduce ‘nudification’ law to combat AI editing of imagery in their fight against the creation of explicit material

AI enabled a 26,000% increase in explicit material related to children.

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7 Tall Plants for Pots Garden Designers Use to Add Height and Drama to Patios

These statuesque species will naturally elevate your outdoor space

Homes & Gardens

Red sun, orange sky as Madrid battles worst wildfire in its history

Wildfires near Madrid and Ávila forced tens of thousands to evacuate, turning the sky orange and the sun blood-red over affected towns.

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Don't wait until Duty Free – we've found even cheaper deals elsewhere on these 12 beauty buys

We've found unmissable discounts on cult classic beauty buys from the likes of YSL, Lancôme, Elemis and more

Woman & Home

The K-Beauty Trend Everyone Is Trying: Cushion Sunscreen Benefits You Need to Know

Cushion sunscreen benefits go beyond convenience. Learn why this portable SPF compact is leading the latest K-Beauty trends for healthy skin.

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How Animals Raise Their Young Across Species and What Their Parenting Instincts Reveal

The Emperor Penguin's BetIn the middle of the Antarctic winter, when temperatures drop to minus 60 degrees Celsius, a male emperor penguin stands still for up to 65 days with a single egg balanced on his feet, tucked under a fold of belly skin. He does not eat. He does…

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Comm Games Day 1: Semi-sweet first medal for Erika Fairweather

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather breaks the ice as the NZ Team start their Glasgow Commonwealth Games campaign with double silver in the pool

Medical Daily

Conan O'Brien Says His Scalp Felt Like 'Fire' After a Sunburn That Changed His Signature Hair

Conan O'Brien reveals a painful scalp sunburn left his head feeling "on fire" and temporarily changed his signature hairstyle.

Frugal Gardening

Can Shade-Loving Edibles Lower Your Garden’s Water Needs?

Shade-loving edibles can lower your garden’s water needs, especially when summer heat turns a sunny vegetable patch into a thirsty little drama queen. Cooler soil loses less moisture to evaporation, and crops such as lettuce, spinach, kale, mustard greens, and other leafy vegetables can handle partial shade far better than…

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5 Vegetables That Can Handle a Shadier Summer Corner

Summer sunlight can turn a vegetable garden into a full-blown solar oven, but not every corner of the yard gets the deluxe sunshine package. Maybe a fence blocks the afternoon rays, a mature tree throws shade across one bed, or a narrow side yard gets only a few hours of…

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Doctor Exclusively Reveals Dangers Of New Beauty Trend Taking The Internet By Storm

“Tanmaxxing” has become the latest trend that pushes people to tan for as long and as intensely as possible in the middle of the day.

The Economic Times

Moon going far from Earth: Scientists explain how it could bring longer days and end total solar eclipses

Moon moving farther from Earth: The Moon is slowly moving away from Earth at a rate of 3.83 centimetres per year, a change confirmed through decades of laser measurements. While insignificant over human timescales, scientists say the gradual recession could eventually lengthen Earth's days, weaken ocean tides and bring an…

The Independent UK

Prince Harry throws daughter Lilibet in swimming pool in newly released family holiday photos

Sunset strolls and days out on the beach: a peek into the Sussex’s summer holiday

Evening Standard

Sunshine and World Cup bring June spending boost

Sports merchandise sales were higher last month amid retailers selling football kits to fans during the Fifa World Cup.

The Independent UK

Ex-Coronation Street star Qasim Akhtar to receive ‘substantial damages’ after suing The Sun publisher

Former ITV soap star said false claims ‘deeply affected me, my reputation, my family, my safety and my peace of mind’

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I've sworn by this hot weather hack for years, but after the recent heatwaves, this is what I'm doing instead

The prolonged summer heat means I need to adapt my go-to cooling measures

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