Where to Find the Best Bread, Cakes and Croissants in CanberraBeing a city of neighbourhoods, Canberra is a place where local bakeries are big. Most people have their go-to bake shop and don’t often stray once they find it. For many, this means heading to one of the weekly farmer’s markets on a Saturday or a… Apr 16 24April 16, 2024Article at The Latch
A Knead-to-Read Guide to Brisbane’s Best BakeriesWhile Brisbane has a strong affinity for the humble meat pie, artisanal bakeries are stepping into the limelight with Brisbanites opting for traditional sourdough in droves. Slow ferments and local ingredients are the order of the day when it comes… Apr 16 24April 16, 2024Article at The Latch
12 Melbourne Bakeries With the Flakiest of Croissants and Lightest of BreadMelbourne is renowned for its coffee scene and where there’s coffee, there are sweet, flaky treats to go with it. Melbourne’s bakers are pushing the boundaries, honing their craft and seeking out ever more sustainable ingredients in a bid to stay on… Apr 16 24April 16, 2024Article at The Latch
11 Distilleries in Sydney and Its Surrounds Every Gin Lover Should Have on Their RadarAustralian distilleries have undergone something of a renaissance over the past few years and New South Wales is no exception to this trend. In fact, Australia’s oldest state is, in many ways, at the forefront of the distillery revolution. With… Apr 16 24April 16, 2024Article at The Latch
Ten of Perth’s Prettiest and Tastiest BakeriesPerth has more bakeries, patisseries and pastry shops than a relatively small city on the far edge of the map has any right to. With a population of 2.2 million, there are at least 30 bakeries across a relatively tight metropolitan area that you… Apr 15 24April 15, 2024Article at The Latch
8 Aussie Towns to Visit That Offer More Than a Pub and Pie ShopWhile no Australian small towns are alike, all share a spirit of eccentricity that makes them so appealing. The best small towns in Australia are the ones where you can drink a schooner of a local draught alongside cattle drivers surrounded by… Apr 15 24April 15, 2024Article at The Latch
12 Queensland Beaches So Stunning They Look Straight Out of a ScreensaverQueensland is where rainforest jungles meet coral reefs, ancient outback bleeds into glittering cities, and the beach… well, the beach stretches on forever. Up here, the coastline ripples with diversity, offering escapes for every sun-kissed soul.… Apr 15 24April 15, 2024Article at The Latch
Unwind in Paradise: Australia’s 7 Best Private Island ResortsIsland resorts are the ultimate in luxury and one of the most indulgent getaways you can manage, Fortunately, you don’t have to fly to Indonesia or the Pacific Islands to sample to delights of private island living. Australia has dozens of island… Jan 19 24January 19, 2024Article at The Latch
A Startup Has Invented a Coin-Sized Battery That Never Needs ChargingThe future of technology promises both wonder and terror. For example, imagine never having to charge your phone again using highly advanced battery technology. Now imagine that that same technology was used to power drones that would always be in… Jan 16 24January 16, 2024Article at The Latch
You Can’t Escape the Future: Half of All Jobs Set to Be Affected by AIIf you thought you could ignore or escape the rise of artificial intelligence, think again. Almost 40% of jobs worldwide — and up to 60% in developed economies — will be impacted by AI, according to a new analysis by the International Monetary Fund.… Jan 16 24January 16, 2024Article at The Latch
Turns Out, Your Fingerprints Aren’t Unique, According to AIFinding a perp’s fingerprints at the scene of the crime and matching them to a suspect has been a tried and true method of detective work and a key Hollywood trope for decades. AI may have just problematized that assumption — and the entire world of… Jan 15 24January 15, 2024Article at The Latch
Already Failed Your New Year’s Resolutions? There’s a Science as to Why That IsWe’re just shy of two weeks into the new year and already it’s reported that most people have started to give up on their resolutions. Data from the social fitness platform Strava has found that the most common date that people’s fitness kick starts… Jan 12 24January 12, 2024Article at The Latch
Why the Australian Open No Longer Celebrates Australia DayThe Australian Open is a major fixture in the sporting calendar. Starting off the year, the eyes of the tennis world turn to Melbourne to watch two weeks of international greats duel it out on the blue courts. At the height of this celebration of… Jan 12 24January 12, 2024Article at The Latch
Get Practicing Your Swing, This Is How Much Money an Australian Open Win Gets You in 2024With the draw for the Australian Open about to get underway and the 128 male and female competitors vying for greatness about to learn their fate, we take a look at exactly what’s at stake here, beyond the silverware and the international glory.… Jan 11 24January 11, 2024Article at The Latch
Will 2024 Be the Year We Finally Embrace EVs? All Roads Lead to YesAustralia’s reputation as an electric vehicle shy laggard was shattered last year. EV sales in 2023 doubled the total of the year before, which already doubled the total of the year prior. Combined with hybrid vehicles and plug-in hybrids, more than… Jan 10 24January 10, 2024Article at The Latch
The Future of AI in 2024This time last year, ChatGPT was just starting to crack into mainstream consciousness. In the subsequent 12 months, the floodgates of artificial intelligence were well and truly flung open, and AI became the buzziest buzzword to define the year that… Jan 09 24January 09, 2024Article at The Latch
New Discovery About the Origin of Life on Earth Pushes Date Back By 1.2 Billion YearsWe still don’t know exactly how life on Earth got its start but what science can now say with certainty is that one of the key events that got us to where we are today happened, way, way before we thought it did. Belgian scientists, working with… Jan 09 24January 09, 2024Article at The Latch
Why It’s Becoming Harder to Get a Bulk Billed GP AppointmentBulk billed GP appointments are becoming a rarity, with a new report showing that the number of clinics bulk billing all patients dropped by more than 500 in the last year. Cost of living pressures are pushing GPs to increase their fees which are… Jan 08 24January 08, 2024Article at The Latch
Danish AI Researchers Say They Can Predict When You’ll DieKnowing when you’re going to die is not a comforting thought to many. However, gaining some perspective on the finite amount of time you’ve got to enjoy all the things and people you love has been shown to have positive mental health effects. So it’s… Dec 19 23December 19, 2023Article at The Latch
The Year That Was 2023The United Nations to have fully recovered from man-made degradation by 2040. The changes will help the world avoid an additional 0.5 degrees of warming. Good climate news: The ozone layer is on track to recover within 4 decades. The healing of the… Dec 18 23December 18, 2023Article at The Latch