As online platforms grow in credibility and scale, education is facing a quiet revolution—one login at a time When the world shut down during the pandemic, millions of students swapped classrooms for computer screens. What began as a crisis response has since evolved into a seismic shift: more learners than […]
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Melbourne has long been celebrated as one of the world’s most multicultural cities, and its latest addition, Koreatown, further cements this reputation. The opening of this vibrant precinct marks a significant milestone in the city’s ongoing commitment to celebrating its diverse communities and fostering multicultural connections. Located in Healeys Lane, […]
In a world where our smartphones have become lifelines, it’s easy to forget that they can also be shackles. The constant ping of notifications, the endless scroll of social media, and the pressure to be always available have blurred the lines between work and personal life. But what if the […]
From Buzzword to Movement Sustainable fashion isn’t just trending — it’s transforming the industry. What used to be a niche concern is now a full-blown movement, driven by consumers who want more than fast fashion’s cheap thrills and environmental hangover. Globally, the sustainable fashion market was worth USD $8.1 billion […]
When it comes to household chores, Australian men are living in a parallel universe — and women are paying the price, literally. A bombshell new report by Finder has laid bare the financial fallout of unpaid domestic labour, revealing that one in three partnered women are still doing the lion’s […]
As African culture experiences a global resurgence—spanning viral Afrobeats dance trends, traditional food challenges on social media, and a renewed interest in indigenous knowledge systems—South African designer Hlumelo Nyaluza is determined to ensure that luxury fashion is part of the movement. Through his avant-garde handbag label, he is blending centuries-old […]
In a Brisbane warehouse tucked behind high-rise apartments and traffic jams, the unmistakable scent of basil and a splash of purple radish mark a quiet agricultural revolution — not in the bush, but in a balcony. University of Queensland PhD student Thi Thanh Nhan An is redefining what it means […]
Teenagers glued to their phones may be doing more than just doomscrolling — they could be sabotaging their health, according to new research linking excessive social media use to poor dietary habits. A global study led by the University of Queensland has revealed that adolescents who frequently or compulsively use […]
Whether it’s sun-soaked beaches, winding rivers, or backyard pools, the aquatic environment is central to the Australian lifestyle. For many, water is a source of leisure, sport, and relaxation, but it also poses serious risks. Australia faces persistent challenges with drowning incidents, particularly during the summer months when water activities […]
As we step into 2025, the wellness industry in Australia is evolving to meet the complex needs of a fast-changing world. This year’s trends go beyond physical health, embracing sustainability, inclusivity, and a deeper connection to mental and emotional well-being. One of the biggest shifts is the rise of regenerative […]
