Lifestyle
Cheeky artist finds fun in detail
By ALEASHA BLISS “Look mum, I’m just like dad,” three-year-old Jorjah exclaims, as she draws with a crayon held in her mouth. She is mimicking her father Andrew Evans, a quadriplegic, a man she has … Read more »
Disease inspires silver lining search
By DANI SHARP Caught in a constant battle within. Yin versus yang, good versus bad, highs versus lows, all competing for attention. Robert Markljc’s face is a picture of the fierce concentration that is his … Read more »
Gen Z rejecting fast fashion, study finds
By ABBEY HALTER COVID-19 has fast-tracked the beginning of the end of fast fashion for Generation Z, a new report has found. Recycled clothes, buying less and a focus on sustainability was seen as increasingly … Read more »
Agriculture goes high tech
By HANNAH TURNER The world’s population is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, creating a massive push for farmers to implement more modern technology to improve production capabilities. The increase in people is causing … Read more »
