Tegan Osborne
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How to maximise your EV's range while spending as little as possible (opens the original)
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If you're among the many Australians who have bought an electric vehicle this year, maximising the range of your new ride might be on your mind. EVs have improved greatly in terms of range but still use more energy during longer freeway-type drives, and while charging an EV is significantly cheaper than refuelling with petrol or diesel, there's still money to be saved by using them efficiently. Experts say getting the most out of an EV battery isn't that different to getting good value from a ta
A beginner's guide to growing flowers to decorate your home (opens the original)
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Flowers can be a great way to bring more colour into your home, but store-bought varieties can also be expensive and have a big environmental footprint. Growing your own cut flowers (blooms bred for use in vases and arrangements) is a fun way around this, and while it might sound intimidating, incorporating blooms into your garden space or even pots can be simpler than you think. Royal Botanic Garden Sydney horticulturalist Madeline Ward grows flowers at work and at home, where she usually has s
When it's time to wash your pet's bed and how to do it (opens the original)
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Have you ever run a pet bed through the family washing machine and found your favourite jumper covered in hair after a later wash? About 64 per cent of Australians live in a household with at least one pet — mostly dogs and cats — and most of them have their own comfy beds that can get pretty funky. Our experts say it's generally OK to clean pets' bedding in your washing machine, but there are simple ways to make sure the bed, the machine and your clothes are not ruined in the process, as well a
How to clear a big credit card debt (opens the original)
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Whitney Restall got her first credit card just a few months after finishing high school. "I never prioritised paying it off … I'd max it out and then the bank would be like, 'Oh, would you like to increase your limit by another thousand dollars?' And then I'd max it out again," she says. Whitney, who lives in Wagga Wagga, NSW, on Wiradjuri land, and only paid the minimum repayments for years, is far from alone. Credit card debt was the third most common reason for calls to the National Debt Help
'My body is your worst nightmare': Loving your body in the GLP-1 era (opens the original)
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Whether you're living in a body that's large or small, the rise of GLP-1 advertising and its use as a weight-loss drug can give rise to big feelings and opinions. Social media is awash with before-and-after weight-loss content and pushy marketing from companies selling the drugs, using advertising tactics labelled "unethical" by some health professionals. At the same time, experts say there are genuine medical reasons to take GLP-1s for weight loss. Weight-bias expert and host of the US podcast,
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