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RACV Inverloch Resort has officially opened the exhibition Narelle Autio: Selected Watercolours, showcasing the work of one of Australia’s most celebrated photographers, on display now until 8 June 2025. RACV Head of Visual Arts Mardi Nowak said that Narelle Autio’s Watercolours series captures the essence of Australians’ relationship with the water, presenting images that are … Continued
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HAIKOU, China, Apr. 3, 2025 /Xinhua-AsiaNet/– Stepping into the Window of World Tropical Fruits located on the tropical island of Hainan, China, visitors are greeted by a dazzling array of exotic fruits from around the globe — finger limes, swallowtail fruits, and mamey sapote, among others — drawing numerous visitors who pause to capture the moment with their cameras. … Continued
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How to have an Egg-scavatingly Eggcellent Easter at Dig IT! Swap Easter baskets for buckets, hard hats, and high-vis! Easter just got bigger, better, and waaaay more exciting at Dig IT, Australia’s only construction-themed attraction where kids take the controls of real diggers! This year, families are invited to trade in their Easter baskets for … Continued
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One of Australia’s biggest stockpiles of outdoor spas have been sent to a clearance auction at Lloyds with nearly 600 brand new spas from just $1. In a rare nationwide event, over 500 brand-new, in-crate spas, with a combined retail value exceeding $9 million, having just been published online, with all bidding starting at just $1. … Continued
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ALL EYES ON ‘ISA FOR THE GREATEST SHOW ON DIRT A Legacy of Champions, A Powerhouse for the Outback: Tickets to the legendary Mount Isa Mines Rodeo on sale NOW Hold on to your hats and dust off those boots because the greatest show on dirt in the Mount Isa Mines Rodeo, featuring … Continued
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Short-term solutions lead to long-term pain in disaster recovery, says a UNSW disaster response expert. A month after Tropical Cyclone Alfred led to flooding affecting large parts of Queensland and NSW, a timely new report led by UNSW researchers highlights the need to strengthen localised responses to ‘build back better’. The threat to housing in … Continued
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Lime is cruising into Perth with its latest community event, ‘Helmet Hub’, offering locals the chance to personalise their own free Lime helmet and take a bold step toward prioritising safety while enjoying a stylish ride around the city. The event will feature Lime’s signature green helmets along with a selection of locally inspired stickers … Continued
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New research from NRMA Insurance has found 16% of Australians experienced wild weather damage to their home or vehicle over the 2024-25 summer season. Despite high concern about the increased risk of extreme weather, 40% of people feel unprepared to respond to a severe weather event. The latest edition of the NRMA Insurance Wild Weather Tracker revealed 39% … Continued
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As Victorians prepare to adjust their clocks for the end of daylight saving this weekend, RACV and the Country Fire Authority (CFA) is reminding residents about the critical importance of smoke alarm maintenance. RACV Head of Policy James Williams said an operational smoke alarm can allow us the precious seconds we need to evacuate safely … Continued
