AI in the Woolies aisles: from helper to decision maker?
Do Woolworths shoppers want Google AI adding items to buy? We’ll soon find out, says URI GAL.
Lifestyle
All about life in Canberra
Cartoonist PAUL DORIN offers a thought on getting ready for Australia Day!
Asparagus beds can be topped up with compost now to cover the crowns, and any stems carrying fruiting berries should be removed, says gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
"We’re all rightfully worried about climate change and rising sea levels, but no one is talking about a far more immediate crisis: the disturbing trend of shrinking weekends," worries. PAUL DORIN.
Personal finance
Holiday-home perks under spotlight in ATO clampdown
The tax office is planning to clamp down on holiday home tax deductions, as proposed new rules clarify the criteria for which home owners can claim expenses, reports WILLIAM TON.
Lifestyle
Sri Lanka unveils ‘biggest’ purple star sapphire
A massive purple star sapphire weighing 3563 carats has been unveiled in Sri Lanka
Medicine and wellbeing
Stressed? Let go and give yourself a good laugh
CityNews cartoonist PAUL DORIN gets his laughs from the usual suspects, but in his serious role as a senior first responder some of his favourite funny moments are back at the fire station."
"Equity is at the cornerstone of a healthy community. Nationally and internationally, the wealthier a person is, the healthier they are", writes columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
Planting and growing organic fruit and vegetables in your own backyard not only has the benefits of the yield at your doorstep, but it is the journey to water and nurture a garden, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
How do airlines set bag and weight limits? Ex-pilot NATASHA HEAP explains new changes that are on the way.
Australians are drinking less; alcohol consumption is decreasing. This is especially the case with young people, writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
Worried about turning 60? GILES GIGNAC says that’s when many of us actually peak.
“If you stay close to this movement, son, you’ll be alright.” ROSS FITZGERALD takes an intimate and painful journey through his dark days of destructive drinking to how Alcoholics Anonymous saved his life – and that of a famous friend.
Armchair psychologists are self-diagnosing mental conditions and sometimes self-treating instead of seeking professional guidance, reports KATELYN CATANZARITI.
Yes, those big touchscreens in cars are dangerous and buttons are coming back, writes MILAD HAGHANI.
Exercising in mid and later life can reduce dementia risk, reports JOYCE SIETTE.
The next big Western world food fad is fibre, but how much do you need? DEE-ANN DURBIN warns of the dangers of fibremaxxing.
Is there much covid around? Do I need the new booster shot LP.8.1? ADRIAN ESTERMAN shares the science.
A stabilisation in commodity prices is welcome news to Australian coffee and chocolate producers, but years of inflation have pushed businesses to their limits.
