Picture: Nikon d300, 2019. Back from the oblivion So... I took a short break at the end of November last year. I was going to start writing in January again and took another short break. Life happened,

Hello everyone, I just wanted to share a few shots from Bali. I've taken a lot less photos this time around because a) I want to relax a bit more, and b) I am trying to prefer quality over quantity. I've

One morning, I did something out of my typical nature. I arose early (no, that's not it) and watched Television. That morning was May 23rd, the day of the Manchester Attacks. A sick, vile creature detonated

I awoke at 4am to a warm 28 degrees this morning in Adelaide. Like the weather, the commute to the Adelaide Airport was pleasant. It was interesting to see that a hotel had popped up since my visit last

An AUD$5-billion dollar drought fund to help struggling, drought-stricken farmers was announced by PM Scott Morrison on Thursday, 25 October. Source: Own. The fund will recieve an initial injection of

If you've walked through a Big W or spoken to the owner of an ING Orange card, chances are you've heard of the Barefoot Investor. He's the every day Aussie with a cold following of ING Orange yielding,

An unfortunate picture. Two things are infinite during Aussie summers - the number of times I'll complain about the heat, despite claiming to like the heat during the winter, and the struggles that Australian

I'd planned a long post for today. But before I knew it the day had trickled away. Eight hours at work. Up bright and early, before the sun. It's a hot sun, one that teases its merciless heat before summer.

As a result of political pressure from The Greens, Nationals, and Labour, The Royal Comission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry was announced by the Turnbull

Where does the time go? I've picked up a second job at a small bakery in Gawler. I enjoy my daily commute on the freeway immensely and each day the as I stare at the grassy plains and clear September skies

It was my last year of high school, and the merciless March sun shone at an impossibly hot temperature. My English teacher's ramblings were near impossible to hear over the humming and grunting of the

Caffeine is the most 'widely consumed psychoactive' drug in the world. Found in coffee plants, tea plants, kola nuts, cocoa, and guarana, caffiene stimulates the production of dopamine, adrenaline, and

Ministers have resigned. Shots have been fired across the house. Senators have flared up. Over the past seventy-two hours, Australia has watched a confused Liberal party struggle to find its own leader

Today I made my way into Adelaide for a medical screening. I'm going to be a human guinea pig - how exciting! More on that later. Anyway, I visited the art gallery and spent ages gazing at the amazing

Image: Own. Somewhere in Virginia, South Australia. Nikon D300 50MM f/1.8. My old, beaten-up car throws itself over kilometres of highway. I don't know where I'm going, I just want to get away from here.

Source: Own. Kapunda Graveyard. 35mm Film / Pentax k1000 Broad shoulders slumped, Dr. Turner returned from his break as slowly as he could. His latte had turned cold and bitter long ago, but he persisted

Source: Own. Somewhere in the Adelaide Hills. Nikon D300 35mm. Our livestock is dying. The outback's red is drying up; cracking and peeling away. There's a farmer somewhere, his foggy blue eyes scanning

I recently received this awesome 2017 1oz .999 silver coin in the mail, thanks to @o07's Simpsons Silver Bullion contest. No this is not a drill. @o07 does regular competitions that are free to enter.

About a year ago, a new crypto exchange with ambitious features and competitively low fees was teased on Australian Crypto groups. Swyftx has since launched its main website alongside a paper trading