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The project has been coined from the Italian word “nido” meaning bird’s nest or kindergarten, so fitting for a project that developed from its mid-twentieth century migrant history in the area. The home was purchased as a desire to return to the original place of origin when the client’s grandparents first migrated from Italy to Australia. This journey has been an exploration between architect and builder to explore the opportunities possible in small living in the city. Critical to the value... Читать дальше...

The head of the Indigenous body charged with caring for World Heritage-nominated rock art in WA’s Pilbara has denied claims his organisation is compromised by accepting funds from Woodside.

A controlling thug who punched a woman in the face at a hotel and made threats to kill her and another has been put behind bars.

We’ve said it once, we’ll say it again: graphic design is our passion here at LL

This PTBNL should be contributing ASAP in MLB unless there’s a big SNAFU

Adding walkways to your garden can make it more inviting and cut down on your weeding and mowing. Paying someone to install pavers isn’t cheap, but there are ways to DIY beautiful, low maintenance garden paths that won’t require you to rent heavy equipment or break your budget. Here are some ideas to get you started.

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The La Crosse Chamber Chorale will present "We Shall Overcome," its final two concerts of the season.

BetMGM’s new customer offer allows you to make your first sports bet risk free, ahead of a superstar sporting lineup.

China might not be the only country with property management woes.  The US is now showing signs of having property woes as well. In December and for months we reported on the collapsing property management business in China.  This industry which was a quarter of China’s GDP was falling apart as companies could no longer…

These extensions can help defend against threats like malware, viruses and more.

The road to removing services fees on Broadway tickets is not as straightforward as might seem.

Ronnie Gorrie would never visit the site at Brodbribb River in East Gippsland where her people were massacred, but she says it’s important others learn the truth about what happened there.

St Augustine’s College is in a fight with its neighbour over plans to increase student numbers and build a car park driveway.

The scene played out across millions of TV screens in South Korea in February. “Fix this broken system of social equality and common sense,” the ad read.

Two studies have raised concerns about how much money is being spent on improving food for aged care residents.

In the leadup to Shane Warne’s public memorial, we publish part one of his career recollections, including some choice dressing room words from Allan Border, the Gatting ball, the flipper that flummoxed Richie Richardson and his MCG hat-trick.

The head of the Indigenous body charged with caring for World Heritage-nominated rock art in WA’s Pilbara has denied claims his organisation is compromised by accepting funds from Woodside.

With Treasurer Josh Frydenberg sustaining a mysterious injury, it’s time I step into the budget breach.

Tony Smith, in one of his last addresses, has called on politicians to unite in supporting ongoing funding for the National Archives.

Increasing numbers of people are reporting their second infection as high COVID-19 case numbers continue to be recorded in NSW.

Yet again, the government is committing to spending big bucks before establishing whether these are good projects and now is the right time to build them.

The Australian Workers Union will call an urgent meeting with its members following revelations of a civil lawsuit and an independent review of historical abuse claims in the racing industry.

It seems that some designers don’t seem to know how breasts work, especially if they are bigger than a B Cup.

One-sixth of Perth’s power comes from a heavily indebted Collie coal mine with an uncertain financial future.

George Burgess is charged with sexual touching without consent, but he is free to play while waiting for his day in court.