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How to make sure your garden survives your summer holiday

How to make sure your garden survives your summer holiday

With a little forethought, your garden stands a much better chance of making it through your break unscathed.

  • by Megan Backhouse

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The single most annoying sound of summer
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The single most annoying sound of summer

The arrival of pleasant weather brings with it a far more sinister reality: the annual war against mosquitoes.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
We were two blokes arguing over shade ownership. Who do you think won?

We were two blokes arguing over shade ownership. Who do you think won?

Other beachgoers looked on with a mix of delight and discomfort as the debate raged.

  • by Anson Cameron
Why we don’t need to be worried by Melbourne’s swarms of black crickets

Why we don’t need to be worried by Melbourne’s swarms of black crickets

They’re in people’s clothes, covering train stations and even at the airport to greet Swifties – but the insect invasion won’t last.

  • by Bhavya Vemulapalli
Victoria’s first heatwave of the summer is here

Victoria’s first heatwave of the summer is here

The Bureau of Meteorology has issued its first heatwave warning of the summer, as temperatures soar past 30 for the next three days.

  • by Sherryn Groch
Why Victorians are more likely to land in emergency this week
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Why Victorians are more likely to land in emergency this week

As Christmas ends, the summer holidays ring in new trends in hospital arrivals, with emergency departments bracing for a spike in heat, alcohol, surfing and gift-related ailments.

  • by Aisha Dow
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‘When the weird things come out’: Melbourne’s snorkelling secrets revealed

‘When the weird things come out’: Melbourne’s snorkelling secrets revealed

Many Melburnians imagine the warm waters of the Great Barrier Reef when they think of snorkelling, but there are spectacular options right on their doorstep.

  • by Liam Mannix
Summertime, and the travelling is easier: International tourists surge back

Summertime, and the travelling is easier: International tourists surge back

If the sales of cute kangaroo and koala souvenirs are anything to go by, Victoria’s international arrivals are bouncing back from the pandemic-driven doldrums.

  • by Benjamin Preiss
Unwind, get outside and listen to nature: Summer a time to reconnect and think bigger

Unwind, get outside and listen to nature: Summer a time to reconnect and think bigger

The Age asked prominent Victorians to reveal their favourite places and activities of the summer holiday season. Today, newly elected Greens MP Aiv Puglielli shares his secret spots.

Tranquillity and massive bursts of activity: That’s summer

Tranquillity and massive bursts of activity: That’s summer

The Age asked prominent Victorians to reveal their favourite places and activities of the summer holiday season. Today, Opposition leader John Pesutto shares his secret spots.

Cooked prawns and Santa in shorts: An Irishman’s take on Victoria’s summer

Cooked prawns and Santa in shorts: An Irishman’s take on Victoria’s summer

The Age asked prominent Victorians to reveal their favourite places and activities of the summer holiday season. Today, Professor Alan Duffy, an astronomer at Swinburne University, shares his secret spots.

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