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From Hidden Talents to Global Empires – The Rise of Crafting During the COVID Crisis.
For many this year has given more than a Global Pandemic. It has gifted the time to explore the creative side in isolation.
Three Ingredient Scones
This recipe has been in my family for a very long time, and I am probably going to get into strife for sharing it. Whenever one of us whips this out; those indulging will remark in wonder. Well, in the sake of goodwill and sharing here is our scones recipe with three ingredients. Super fluffy scones you can whip up quickly, and they are delicious.
The Ghost Lights of Australian Nights
You may have heard of the spooky Australian folklore about the Min Min lights around the campfire, in Aussie shows like McLeods Daughters, Slim Dusty songs, or maybe you have witnessed this hair raising phenomena yourself. With hundreds of sightings around Australia for thousands of years, perhaps these lights are not a myth?
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Scott Fitzgerald, Sherlock Holmes and Zombies piece together a picture, one ravaged by the Spanish flu 100 years ago. What did we learn?
To Be Human Is To Be Musical- We Ponder With Allison Davies
Allison Davies has this extraordinary ability to draw on her extensive knowledge of music, the brain and all of its mechanics, and present insights in such a way, that even the really big revelations of brains and behaviour is easy to digest and becomes common sense!
The Magic of Bees and The Beauty of Numbers in Nature
Why do bees buzz? What does maths have to do with sunflowers and the many beautiful fractal patterns of our world?
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Every day, month and year, professionals and experts are getting closer to working out the whys of Autism. Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) has revised its autism prevalence rates from 1 in 100 to an estimated 1 in 70 people in Australia on the autism spectrum. That...
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The Broken Path of Diamond Kisses
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John Marsden wrote a book, and it comes with a warning tag because in case you haven’t yet heard, The Art of Growing Up is not for the faint of heart.
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