“I have 3 kids: five, seven, and my husband — haha!” Since the rise of YouTube, I’ve seen my fair share of cringy but harmless prank videos and poor attempts at humour, but there is one subset of these videos and posts that continue to haunt me. It’s the partner=bad…

“What are the odds of a PM being drowned or taken by a shark?” — Harold Holt The Disappearance. On December 17, 1967, a warm summer day, Australia’s 17th prime minister, Harold Holt, headed to Cheviot Beach. It wasn’t unusual for the prime minister to enjoy a day by the shore. Like…

A comprehensive look at the mystery of the Somerton Man and 2021 developments. Many long-standing mysteries, over time, become cultural phenomenons. In Australia, one such mystery is the fascinating unsolved case of the Somerton Man. The Discovery at Somerton Beach. On a warm November evening, a man and his wife were out for a walk…

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics has been a wild ride even before it began, but nobody could have anticipated the drama that unfolded during yesterday’s Team Artistic Gymnastics. I’ve always enjoyed watching gymnastics competitions, particularly the incredible feets performed by many of the women from countries across the world. Still, I…

It’s not much, is it? I’m a writer, which, by definition, means I must write. But what happens when writing is hard? For a lot of people, it’s the getting started that’s the hard part. Staring at a blank page, wondering if the words you put there will be worthy…

There’s a long-lasting saying that you’ve probably heard. “Nothing in life is free.” But is it true? Maybe not always. There are giveaways, product samples, and kind and generous souls who donate to GoFundMe. But, for the most part, I think the saying holds up. How many spam emails do…

Are you marketing your business on the internet? Then chances are you know how important social media marketing is. But do you know how important content curation is? When it comes to social media marketing, the problem is that you’re running a business, so you’re usually juggling a million things…

The greatest myth in Australia is probably that of the dole bludger — and now everyone’s paying the price. At midday on March 23 businesses across Australia closed their doors with no idea about when — if ever — they will be able to reopen them. Naturally, this caused widespread…

The world is ending and I’m calm. Instead of being panicked about getting sick, my loved ones getting sick, running out of food, supplies, or income, I just feel a little bit uneasy. And I only feel uneasy because I feel eerily calm. Everyone is freaking out, why aren’t I? …