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DIY Grout Cleaning Hacks That Save You Money

Cleaning grout does not have to be expensive or difficult when you try a few simple DIY hacks. One of the best methods is mixing baking soda with water to make a paste, then scrubbing it into the grout lines with an old toothbrush. For extra cleaning power, spray vinegar on top and let it fizz befor…

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Room By Room Packing Checklist For A Seamless Move

A room by room packing checklist helps make your move organised and stress free. Start with the bedroom by packing clothes bedding and personal items you use less often. In the kitchen pack dishes glassware and small appliances while keeping a box of essentials for your first night. For the living r…

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10 Budget Friendly Renovation Idea Of Your New Home

Renovating your new home does not have to cost a lot. Try painting the walls for a fresh look. Change old handles on doors and cabinets for a new style. Use peel and stick wallpaper to add fun designs. Add new light fixtures to brighten up rooms. Buy second hand furniture and give it a new life. Put…

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Where To Buy Business For Sale In Central Coast

Should You Buy An Existing Business?

Everyone kept asking what I planned to do after graduation, and my answer was always the same: I wanted to run my own business. However, the idea of risking all my savings on something brand new made me feel nervous. Then one day, a friend mentioned buying an existing business instead of startin…

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How to Find Trustworthy Cleaners In Your Area?

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Finding trustworthy cleaners in your area requires careful research and consideration. Start by checking online reviews and ratings on platforms like Google and Yelp to see customer experiences. Ask for recommendations from friends, family, or neighbors who have used cleaning services. Ensure th…

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Coalition policies are 'breathtakingly bad', says Pocock

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has raised eyebrows by employing some Gen Z slang in Parliament House as his government's proposed $17.1 billion tax cuts passed through the lower house.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has trotted out some Gen Z slang in parliament to criticise the opposition as his government's proposed $17.1 billion tax cuts passed the lower house.
The federal Labor government is attempting to legislate two per cent tax cuts over two years for all taxpayers, …

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Woman allegedly threatens to stab staff after being caught shoplifting

Woman allegedly threatened shoe store ...

A brazen thief has been caught threatening to stab a shop staff member after being caught shoplifting in Canberra.

Police were called to a shoe store in the Canberra Centre about 5pm on Wednesday after a woman allegedly attempted to leave without paying for items.

When confronted by staff,…

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The Best Way To Clean Venetian Blinds And Window Tracks

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Cleaning Venetian blinds and window tracks can be a quick and effective task with the right approach. Start by dusting the blinds with a microfiber cloth or a soft duster to remove loose dirt. For deeper cleaning, mix a mild detergent solution and use a cloth or sponge to wipe each slat individu…

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'Giant' hailstones, fresh burst of storms coming for east coast

Storm warning for east coast of Australia

A fresh burst of thunderstorms is forecast for the east coast of Australia after multiple states and territories were battered by heavy rainfall.
Parts of northern inland and eastern Queensland along with eastern NSW are bracing for more thunderstorms which could lead to flash flooding, hail an…

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'Still not ready': Commuters struggling to navigate MyWay+

Six different hands reach towards a contactless pay point on public transport, each paying in a different way.


Almost two months since Canberra's new public transport ticketing system was launched some commuters are still finding it hard navigate.

MyWay+ promised to be an easier way to plan and pay for travel, but for Zannat Siddiquy, she'd rather go back in time.

"I love the previous [system]," …

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The Ultimate Kitchen Cleaning Checklist You’ll Ever Need

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"The Ultimate Kitchen Cleaning Checklist You’ll Ever Need" is the perfect guide for anyone looking to maintain a spotless, hygienic kitchen with ease. This comprehensive checklist covers everything from the basics to deep cleaning tasks, ensuring no corner is left untouched. It includes daily, w…

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Millions set to be hit by scorching conditions on New Year's Eve

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With one-quarter of the 21st century just about wrapped up, it's time to take a look ahead at how the weather will play out on New Year's Eve as we ring in 2025.

At this stage, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide look set for fine conditions, Brisbane and Darwin will likely be hot, humid and rainy…

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Home fuel security falls short as 'war-game' report reveals weaknesses

Two US warships in a training exercise in the Pacific Ocean.

A decade after exposing Australia's dire vulnerability to global fuel disruptions, a former high-ranking air force officer says there has been little improvement, with government documents revealing its frailty through an all-too-realistic training exercise. 

Australia is almost entirely reli…

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What To Look For In A Professional Cleaning Service?

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When choosing a professional cleaning service, it's essential to look for several key factors to ensure quality and reliability. Start by checking the company’s experience and reputation—reliable services often have positive reviews and testimonials from satisfied customers. Make sure the cleani…

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Man charged after police seize 164 cannabis plants from Canberra property

A large amount of cannabis plants under yellow lights.

Police have charged a Vietnamese national and seized 164 cannabis plants from an alleged grow house in suburban Canberra.

ACT Policing said officers on Tuesday executed a search warrant on the 30-year-old man's vehicle and his residence in Throsby as well as a home Hackett.

They said they …

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Word of the Year influenced by ongoing anger and backlash against supermarkets

Woolworths and Coles supermarket signage on March 13, 2024 in Melbourne, Australia.

Ongoing cost-of-living pressures, combined with anger towards major supermarkets following an investigation into soaring food prices and rising profits, have influenced the 2024 Word of the Year.
The Australian National Dictionary Centre, based at the Australian National University, has chosen …

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7 Tips To Clear Out Clogged Drains Like A Pro

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Dealing with clogged drains doesn’t have to be a hassle! Follow these seven tips to clear your drains like a pro and keep water flowing smoothly. Start by using a plunger to create pressure and dislodge the blockage. If that doesn’t work, try a drain snake or plumbing auger to pull out debris. B…

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Where to meet King Charles and Queen Camilla during Australian tour visiting Sydney and Canberra

King Charles and Queen Camilla will land in Australia on Friday.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will land in Australia on Friday, but it will be another three days before the public gets a first official opportunity to say “g’day” to our royal visitors.

Their Majesties will spend just five days Down Under, visiting iconic landmarks in Canberra and Sydn…

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An hour with David McBride inside his ‘tough’ Canberra prison

David McBride, a former army lawyer, in the visitation area at the Alexander Maconochie Centre in Canberra. McBride was jailed for leaking documents to the ABC that contained allegations of war crimes in Afghanistan. If he serves his full sentence, he’ll be out in January 2030.

From his new home in Canberra’s Alexander Maconochie Centre, nestled between native grassland reserves and the New South Wales border, David McBride has been looking for inspiration in Super Bowl stories on the prison television.

The 60-year-old believes he’s in a Super Bowl of his own and th…

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7 Signs To Know It’s Time To Move House

9 Signs to Know it's Time to Move Homes | AssureShift

Certain signs signal when it's time to consider a change of residence. Growing families often trigger a need for more space, while empty nests may prompt downsizing. Job relocations, career shifts, or a desire for a different environment are common catalysts. Deteriorating neighborhood condition…

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