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Fashion brands don’t just want to sell you new clothes anymore. They want the second sale, too

Secondhand apparel is on track to hit $393 billion by 2030—and brands no longer want eBay and Poshmark collecting all of it.

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Livingetc Style Awards 2026 — Furniture

Balancing sculptural beauty with everyday liveability, these winners prove the best designs don't just fill a room, they define it

Livingetc

Designer's Diary: What to see, do and buy in July 2026

A flurry of flea markets and new faces are on July’s itinerary, writes Olivia Lidbury

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We Asked 7 of the Most Stylish Designers to Spill on Where They Get Their Sheets — Here's What They Buy

A cozy bed is a top priority, so we asked trusted designers where they source their very favorites from

Livingetc

How to light your bedroom for a better night's sleep, according to sleep experts

These 6 lighting tips will improve your sleep and transform your bedroom into a serene escape

Homes & Gardens

How to make your home office feel cozier – expert tips to make your WFH spot feel warm and welcoming

Make your workspace feel like a much nicer place to be all day with these tips from interior designers

Homes & Gardens

When magpies attack: a city's love-hate relationship with its birds

Newcomers look to the trees with fear while locals find ways to cope.

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Bed skirts are back in style for 2024 – here's why I'm embracing the ruffle in my bedroom decor

Often associated with Granny Chic, the bed skirt is firmly back en vogue. But how do you make it work in 2024?

Homes & Gardens

Economy blues: singing for his supper gets harder

Busker Tom Woodward is a good barometer of the state of the economy.

The Canberra Times

'I can't argue away the shame': frontier violence and family history converge in David Marr's harrowing and important new book

Cultural capital is a rare and precious commodity. It is earned by doing – with wit, rigour and imagination. Being born to privilege may help in its accumulation, but that is not sufficient. These days, especially, privilege can be an impediment.

The Conversation

$Determined survival, desperate poverty and fractured families: the stories of Australia's convict orphans$

Determined survival, desperate poverty and fractured families: the stories of Australia's convict orphans

Convict Orphans has a long but apt sub-title: “the heartbreaking stories of the colony’s forgotten children, and those who succeeded against all odds”. And this is exactly what this beautifully written book is about.

The Conversation

Bigamy case that captivated Perth in 1910 and fascinated public for decades catches eye of marriage researcher

A historical bigamy case in Western Australia proves rich pickings for a researcher keen to find out more about the illegal practice of marrying multiple people without a divorce.

ABC News

Cartoon detectives: how Australia's most famous cartoon was lost and found – twice

A man hangs, precariously, high above the street, holding onto the girder of an unfinished skyscraper. Around his ankles, a second man holds on for dear life.

The Conversation

National galleries and museums hopeful for May budget cash lifeline after Anthony Albanese labels them 'starved of funds'

Organisations such as the National Library of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia have sounded warnings about their ongoing viability, following budget cuts and surging operating costs.

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The Canberra Times

'Rebuilt from the ground up': Govt urged to bail out national institutions

Two key cultural institutions face an uncertain future as Labor stalls on funding

The Conversation

Trove's funding runs out in July 2023 – and the National Library is threatening to pull the plug. It's time for a radical overhaul

The National Library is threatening to pull the plug on Trove, its free online service that provides public access to collections from Australian libraries, universities, museums, galleries and archives.

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25 Games like Minecraft to play that will let your imagination run wild

Whether you're looking to build a world or simply survive in one, these are the best games like Minecraft to play today

ABC News

Somerton Man sleuth Nick Pelling steps up efforts to shed light on life of Carl Webb

The Somerton Man mystery has occupied the time of professional investigators as well as enthusiasts, with the recent breakthrough spurring them to dig further.

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A rescued station café and the best shawarma in the city; an eating and drinking guide to South Manchester’s fastest moving suburb

Levy has a wealth of fantastic spots for food lovers

ABC News

National library trawls archive to recreate vintage knitting patterns for new crafters

After the National Library of Australia found that vintage knitting patterns were among its biggest online searches, it delved into the archives to recreate retro designs for modern knitters.

ABC News

How to use do-it-yourself genealogy to grow your family tree

You used to need the skills of a detective to grow a family tree. Now you just need a phone and the internet.

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