Whether you prefer ink, pencil, or clay, art therapy can help you express yourself and even combat the stresses of daily life.
Bringing Connectivity to the World’s Most Remote Regions
In an increasingly connected world, there are still pockets that have yet to see widespread telecommunication infrastructure.
A History of the Birdsville Track – One of Australia’s Loneliest Roads
A journey down the Birdsville track is a trip through time, allowing you to experience the same rugged terrain as the original pioneers of Australia’s outback. From homestead ruins to abandoned vehicles, you’ll see reminders of their past on this isolated drive.
Australia’s Top Motorsports Festivals
With diverse tracks, stunning scenery, and a taste for friendly competition, Australia is one of the world’s most popular locations for motor racing of all stripes. There’s plenty of variety on show, with motorsports festivals and events being held throughout the year.
The Holden vs. Ford Rivalry in Australia
Both on and off the track, Holden and Ford vehicles are consistently compared to one another. But where does this good-natured rivalry come from?
The Early Days of Education in Australia
Education in colonial Australia was far from the organized system in place today. In the late 1700’s and early 1800’s, children were lucky to have a one-room school house in the country or a private tutor in the city. These schools were founded by private individuals or churches, but were funded by the colonial governments or privately until the eventual emergence of state-run public schools in 1848.
A History of Motoring in Australia
Australia’s isolation before the turn of the century led to a need for self-reliance and ingenuity among its pioneering automotive engineers. The following are a few of the most important early vehicles in Australia, both produced at home and imported from abroad.
Amazing Australian Homes
Real estate in Australia is as diverse as its terrain, including heritage Victorian mansions and ultra-modern contemporary beachfront properties. From hosting lavish parties to incorporating the latest techniques in sustainable architecture, the following four homes stand out as top examples of Australian design.
Mobile Minutes Exchanged as Currency in Africa
In parts of Africa, currency has taken on a new, high-tech form: pre-paid airtime. Cell phones can not only be used for texting, playing games, and updating Facebook profiles; but also for the exchange of goods and services in real life.
Letting Go of Household Clutter
Having a clean, uncluttered household can reduce stress and anxiety, yet many of us live in environments with every spare inch of space occupied by physical objects.