Mum’s 30-minute Bunnings makeover
A Melbourne mum has transformed a piece of old furniture using just two Bunnings items – and in less time than it takes to cook dinner.
Interiors
Mum’s ‘crazy’ find in vacuum cleaner
The stomach-churning photo reveals just how much dirt was lurking in her carpet after only a week – and you’ll never want to skip vacuuming again.
Women lose it over ‘insane’ wardrobe
A woman has clocked thousands of likes and comments after she shared a video of her massive, boutique-like, walk-in-wardrobe transformation.
‘Diabolical’: What Block judges got wrong
Contestants have unveiled their guest ensuites. And I’ve gotta ask, has the world gone mad or have I? The scoring was bonkers.
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Inside Megan Gale’s new home
MEGAN Gale loves diversity: she’s a model, mum, actor, TV presenter and now a homeware designer for Target.
Childhood hobbies make a comeback
GROWN-UPS are going nuts for colouring-in books, and publishers can’t print them quickly enough. But it’s not the only childhood hobby making a comeback.
Are energy efficient products a rip-off?
WE ALL know we should be buying energy efficient appliances and change our light bulbs to LEDs, but a new study has found it might not actually be worth it.
The silliest things our money has bought
THERE are plenty of worthwhile things you can spend your money on. These objects … probably don’t fit into that category.
Duo take on steep challenge
An ‘80s duplex certainly provided an interesting challenge for Mark and Angela Jamison of Jamison Architects. The results of their reno are astonishing.
Get these things out of our houses
HOUSE hunting. It’s a lot harder than it should be, because houses these days are full of stupid gimmicks. Here are some of the worst.
Buying into Boheme lifestyle
A $26 million buying splurge saw all 52 apartments in a southeast Queensland apartment tower sold off the plan. Now the project’s second stage has been fast-tracked.
New benchmark for seniors’ living
High density living with retail, services and access to work, education and health – this is the vision for a massive senior’s precinct set to create a new benchmark for retirement living.
Exclusive service for retirees
The type of concierge service normally seen in high-end hotels has launched in a suburban Brisbane retirement village.
Catalyst projects lead urban renewal
The inner Brisbane precinct with the most affordable apartments could see prices rise as “catalyst” developments launch the area’s urban renewal.
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