The age-old debate surrounding financial prudence often pits the older, ‘stingier’ generation against the younger, ‘reckless’ one. While frugality is generally lauded as a virtue, there is a point where being too stingy can actually be detrimental to your financial health. So, where does the middle ground lie, and how can being overly cautious with...Read More
Heartbreak is an almost universal human experience, yet it’s one of the most isolating feelings you can go through. The end of a relationship can bring about a torrent of emotions: sadness, anger, confusion, and even relief. If you’re navigating the complex maze of broken-heartedness, you must read this. Here’s a guide to understanding and...Read More
The allure of fixed-term investments lies in their promise of safety. With predetermined interest rates and little exposure to market volatility, they often appear to be the prudent choice for risk-averse investors. However, when you scratch beneath the surface, you’ll find that this investment strategy may not be as foolproof as it seems, especially in...Read More
Weather Whodunnit – Is El Niño Really the Culprit Behind Our SuperDry Summer, or Are We Missing the Bigger Picture?
When it comes to explaining Australia’s climate anomalies, El Niño often takes centre stage. From droughts to bushfires, this weather phenomenon is frequently blamed for our environmental woes. But this year, something strange occurred: we experienced a dry August without the typical conditions associated with El Niño. It’s time to rethink our assumptions and consider...Read More
RBA’s continuous rate increases affecting you? our Comprehensive Guide to Navigating the Home Loan Refinancing Process could help
The common wisdom suggests that homeowners should reassess their mortgage options and consider refinancing approximately every three to four years. This periodic review of mortgage terms can help ensure that individuals always benefit from the best deals available. The financial industry often sees new customers receiving more favourable interest rates than existing ones. In addition,...Read More
Holi Festival in Melbourne: A Kaleidoscope of Unity Love and Diversity
Holi, the exuberant “Festival of Colours,” is an ancient Hindu spring festival celebrated with great fervour, symbolising love, unity, and the triumph of good over evil. Deeply rooted in Hindu mythology, it celebrates the triumph of good over evil and the power of devotion. The festival honours Prahlad’s faith in Lord Vishnu and the playful...Read More
Indian-Australian man completes a solo bike ride around Australia in 50 days
Going on a solo road trip around Australia on a bike is a dream for many adventurers, and Indian Australian businessman Jatin Kotecha fulfilled this amazing feat. He started his journey on 30 April 2022 from his home in Melbourne and completed it on 18 June after visiting Tasmania’s Devonport. Besides, the trip took 50...Read More
Australia has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world, with more than 25 million pets large and small being housed across the nation. A recent study by the Pet Industry Association Australia confirmed that more Aussies live with an animal than a child, and has put together a definitive list of...Read More
We all have experienced stomach bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhoea and heartburn at some point. So, often we attribute unhealthy eating habits to be the only reason that causes stomach disturbances. But the truth is many factors are responsible for affecting our gut. What is gut health? The gut microbiome refers mainly to the microorganisms living...Read More
Australia’s plan to reach zero net emission by the year 2050 but refuses to cut down on fossil fuels
Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia, has announced the plans for decarbonisation of the country through net-zero emissions by 2050. Simultaneously, he assured that the production or use of fossil fuels would not be stopped; he further emphasised that this project aims to combat the climate change that the world is facing currently. This announcement...Read More