Climate change is like borrowing money and getting into debt. Consider this: you borrow a large sum of […]
Australia
These graphs from the Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology show how hot and dry Australia has become. […]
Australia is the hottest place on Earth right now. Bushfires are raging across the country destroying homes and […]
Australia recorded its hottest day EVER on Wednesday with a national average temperature of 40.9C. Paradoxically, the front […]
I saw this great Tweet from Pedal Me a few days ago: Those who say it cannotbe done […]
An Australian football player lost his job with Rugby Australia recently because of comments he made on Instagram. […]
Gigabit fibre is currently being rolled out onto our street. I’ve been impressed with the speed and efficiency […]
I just watched an interesting program on Australia’s tardiness in addressing the climate emergency. It was published in […]
I was going to write a post about faith-based leadership when I came across this article – Faith […]
January 2019 was Australia’s hottest January on record. March was its hottest March on record. February was its […]
I’m delving into the depths of the gossip columnists by writing this but it’s too dreadfully hypocritical not […]
A couple of months ago Elizabeth started watching Zumbo’s Just Desserts which is an Australian reality TV cooking […]
One of my talents, it seems, is picking locks. I must have inherited this from my convict great, […]
It’s not often that I read news coming out of Australia and feel proud to be Australian. Mostly, […]
Suppose there’s a planet called Dog’s Bollocks and the aliens on Dog’s Bollocks have been using something called pumpkin for all […]
We watched another 1980s classic film today, The Man From Snowy River. This is an Australian film made […]
Newsflash: I watched the rugby! Well, some of it anyway. I don’t usually take any notice of these […]
Inspired by AndThen’s recent post about his family history, I thought I’d write a bit about my own. […]
My aunt sent me this funny letter which was apparently sent to the Australian DFAT (Department of Foreign […]
[Note: in Australian English, barracking means to shout support for] Everyone wants the underdog to win. At least […]
