Bizarre new shortage could ruin summer
There seems to be a shortage of everything, with supply chain issues even hitting summer pleasures Aussies tend to take for granted.
Outdoors
Home reno tweaks can help you make big bucks
Aussies need to make changes to their thinking on home renovations if they want to enjoy them and make as much money as possible, experts say.
Dad’s $37k secret underground backyard pub
Determined to build his dream man cave without sacrificing his back lawn, this dad created a hidden gem underneath his shed.
Bunnings raves about mum’s $300 reno
A Victorian mum was left “shocked” when Bunnings “unexpectedly” hailed her backyard DIY project as the best in the country.
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At home with comedian Shane Bourne
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Step in the right direction
WHERE some saw problems, one designer saw the opportunity for a stunning garden with a relaxed coastal vibe.
A design that lights the way
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Building blocks for a new home
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On second thought: moving up, not out
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