Janina Waldmann

Localvolts is turning solar households into energy traders, allowing consumers to buy and sell electricity directly. Janina Waldmann investigates the model and its potential to reshape the grid.

Janina Waldmann dives into Australia’s rental reality, where rising costs collide with cold, inefficient and often unhealthy homes.

The energy transition is urgent, but it can't come at the cost of our unique and precious nature, writes Janina Waldmann.

Communities are pushing back against waste-to-energy projects as questions emerge over health, emissions and social license. Janina Waldmann reports.

Whether you use your bike to commute, get the kids to school, do the grocery run, or just take a lazy meander through a park on the weekend, maintenance is key. Janina Waldmann brings us this helpful resource for looking after our pushies and e-bikes

Balancing freelancing and a baby? Get tips on managing clients, workload, and finances while navigating new parenthood.

The best time for Australia to begin transitioning to less carbon-intensive forms of energy production was in the 1970s, when scientists and politicians first began raising the alarm about the impacts of emissions on the climate and human health.

Dogs aren’t just man’s best friend. These days they’re more like family members, enjoying all the perks that come with that including human grade dog food. By Janina Waldmann During the COVID-19 pandemic, dog ownership shot up. This, in turn, gave a

Every Friday night, hobgoblins and Norse warriors battle it out on a footy field in Rooty Hill...