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After the devastation of the Black Saturday bushfires, entire communities are being rebuilt as never before, house by house and life by life.
When Courtney Hall fled her dream home in shorts and thongs, all she had time to grab were her cats, Saas and Momo. She sent a text message to her partner, Robbie Congdon, who was working in a copper mine in Western Australia, and drove to the centre of Kinglake. Read more. |
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Engines for change
Cars are beloved members of the Australian family, but perhaps it’s time for them to finally move out of home.
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Taking care of business
Traditional investments have always been about what you can get out of them. But it’s becoming increasingly important to investors to believe in what companies are producing, and how they are doing it.
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Four legs good?
The dog in the backyard seems to belong to an Australia past, but with research showing the health and emotional benefits of pets of all shapes and sizes, planners, developers and the community at large are changing their perceptions.
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Australians have been bitten by the cycling bug, with capital cities recording a 28.9 per cent increase in people riding to work between 2001 and 2008, according to Census data. A multi-function bicycle will meet the demands of a new wave of urban commuters looking for stylish and sustainable transport options.
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