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Clothing That Inspires You to Shop, Not Scroll

Three designers at New York Fashion Week excelled at making the simple feel special.

Marie Claire

Hopes new elite dance series will kick off comeback

A documentary following the elite dance students at Sydney's Brent Street school shows just how tough it is to become a professional dancer.

AAP

I tried Swan’s new dehumidifier, and it dried an entire wash load in two hours

With running costs of just 7p per hour, this machine is a game-changer for drying clothes inside.

Woman & Home

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How to clean plant leaves - according to gardening experts

Just like everything else in your home, plant leaves can accumulate dust, dirt and grime. Find out how to clean them effectively with our easy guide...

Woman & Home

Movers and Shakers: 1284, Michael Smith Switchgear, Penguin PR, Belmayne, Cambridge & Counties, Salloway Property Consultants, Purpose Media & Avant Homes

Latest news on two ex-newspaper editors, a business bank and a regional housebuilder

Birmingham Post

‘Rollercoaster of a sickness’: how a horror flu season is catching Australian families off guard

About 69% of people admitted to hospital with confirmed influenza since April are aged under 16

The Guardian - AU

‘I haven’t had a single normal year at university’: the UK students graduating without a graded degree

An unlucky cohort of undergraduates has been plagued by Covid restrictions, education strikes and finally a marking boycott

The Guardian - UK

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State-of-the-art reptile centre opens for children

The experience has "every species of reptile you can think of"

Nottingham Post

Voice to Parliament mock referendum hoped to improve lagging Aboriginal enrolment rate

Western Australia has the lowest rate of Aboriginal voter enrolment in the country. A trial to increase that number could soon roll out nationally.

ABC News

Twilight Beach sand dunes at risk of erosion after bushfire, Shire of Esperance says

An expert says it could take 10 years for dunes near Esperance in WA to return to pre-fire vegetation levels after a blaze scorched 180 hectares.

ABC News

For Outback Way travellers, Warakurna Roadhouse is the last stop for food, fuel, water, and dad jokes

Outback Way is famed for being "Australia's longest shortcut", but in recent years its Warakurna Roadhouse has earned its own reputation as a must stop for another reason — dad jokes.

ABC News

Blueberry family has new member after workers investigate strange plant species by roadside

The blueberry family officially has a new member, thanks to two council workers who noticed a strange-looking plant growing in a roadside reserve in rural Western Australia.

ABC News

Esperance Shire calls for Activ Foundation's Read House to be returned to community

Read House opened in the 1980s after locals spent years holding fetes and quiz nights — and even raffling off a lost diamond ring — to help build it. It could soon be put on the market, but the council says it should be returned to the community.

ABC News

Cocanarup Conservation Alliance fears lithium exploration will put Carnaby's cockatoos at risk

Locals are outraged by a plan to cut down trees in a critical breeding area for the Carnaby's black cockatoo — a species on the brink of extinction due to land clearing.

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Esperance's only paramedic, who has tended to region for 12 years, welcomes St John WA plan to quadruple staff

Paul Gaughan has been the only paramedic working across the massive region for almost 12 years, treating everything from shark attacks to road crashes and farming accidents. But St John WA has recently pledged a significant staffing boost.

ABC News

Ravensthorpe doctor believes 'rural generalist hub' could help improve remote health care, avoid burnout

Michael Livingston believes city-based decision-makers are failing remote GPs, leading to unsustainable practices and shortages across the country. But he believes he has a solution — a model he calls the "rural generalist hub".

ABC News

Remote community leaders in NT, WA call for more information about Voice to Parliament

Community leaders in remote parts of the NT and WA say they are unclear on what the Voice to Parliament is and want face-to-face meetings with federal government representatives ahead of the upcoming referendum.

Edinburgh Live

Tesco customer fined £35 for visiting store twice in one day says she 'won't return'

A 47-year-old woman says she was treated like a 'criminal' after a car parking system at her local Tesco failed to register her properly, and charged her for a ten hour stay.

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Liverpool Echo

Tesco shopper vows she will 'never go back' after receiving fine

The charity manager claims she's been treated like a criminal

Daily Record

Tesco customer fined £35 after visiting store twice in one day

The 47-year-old says she was 'treated like a criminal' after the ANPR car parking system failed to register her leaving and mistakenly thought she had been parked at the site for more than 10 hours.

Manchester Evening News

'Tesco fined me £35 for visiting twice in one day - I will never shop there again'

“I am deeply disappointed in Tesco - I am not going to risk being their customer again"

Daily Mirror

Tesco shopper fined £35 for visiting supermarket twice in one day vows never to return

Charity manager Emily Smith, 47, has said she will now do her shopping at Lidl after being given a £35 parking ticket for visiting a Tesco in Dover twice in one day

ABC News

NDIS urged to review epilepsy support as Esperance man who suffers daily seizures fights for access

When Luke Oxley was diagnosed with epilepsy as a child he enjoyed the chance to be different from his brother. But the novelty wore off when he realised his world was rapidly shrinking.

Birmingham Post

Budget 2023: East Midlands bosses criticise ‘resounding disappointment for SMEs’ but welcome child care help

One expert said SMEs were the big losers when many needed help the most

ABC News

Nuclear tests, missionaries displaced the Spinifex people. Now they're back and relearning from the elders

The declaration of a new Indigenous Protected Area will help ensure their place in the Great Victoria Desert remains strong.

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