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At the time of his departure, Fekitoa described the move as the “hardest decision” of his life. With…
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“Alexa+ is significantly more capable than the original Alexa, so we’re working to make it available to as…
Don’t Donate Torn, Stained Clothes and Sheets—Send Them to Trashie
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Can Canberrans access free power under the federal government’s proposed Solar Sharer scheme?
Earlier this week the federal government announced a new plan to give households access to free electricity in…
The 6 Best Essential Oil Diffusers We’ve Tried (and 2 to Avoid)
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The Silent Battle: How hormones and hidden pressures fuel anxiety in women
Anxiety disorders are those that affect our capacity to respond to the angst they cause in a normal…
Why You Need an Outdoor Air Quality Monitor (2025)
It wasn’t that long ago that few people were monitoring the air—not the government, not its citizens. Today,…
How Bureau of Labor Statistics reports influence U.S. economy
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases reports that can shift global markets and influence Federal Reserve interest…
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An inheritance dispute in China took a dramatic turn when a brother and sister battling over a three…
Increase in pressure on household budgets across New Zealand as consumers cut back on discretionary spending
“But I think we’re just starting to see a little bit of flow-through of the increase in things…