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NewsVictoria Will Further Ease Gathering, Entertainment and Travel Restrictions from May 31
Victorians will be able to gather in groups of 20 at home and outdoors, book a night away, and visit galleries, museums, drive-ins, zoos and outdoor amusement parks.
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NewsBrisbane Just Shivered Through Its Coldest May Day In 40 Years
The maximum temperature didn't exceed 17.9 degrees yesterday — and today is expected to be slightly cooler.
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NewsThis Year's Ekka Public Holiday Is Moving to a Friday So Brisbanites Can Enjoy a Bonus Long Weekend
Instead of scoring a Wednesday off work, you'll now get to sleep in on a Friday — and head out of town, too.
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NewsVery Wet and Wintry Weather Is Expected Across Australia for the Rest of This Week
We're getting another early taste of winter.
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NewsTen Adventure Activities to Tick Off in New Zealand That Aren't Bungy Jumping
Whether you're looking to catapult across a ravine, ride underground rapids or drive on ice, there's no shortage of blood-rushing activities to complete across the country.
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NewsBig W Has Launched an Affordable New Range of Cosy Winter Petwear for Adorable Dogs
Because your pupper deserves its own cable-knit sweater and faux fur-trimmed jacket.
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NewsMelbourne's Pet-Friendly BYO Picnic Boats Are Setting Sail Once Again
You can now hire one of these easy-to-operate boats for a leisurely cruise down the Yarra.
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NewsThese Are the Sydney Ocean Pools You Can and Can't Swim At
You can now get a swim session in without the risk of rips (or sharks).
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NewsFive Spots Where You Can Stargaze from Your Very Own Hot Tub This Winter
Soak under a canopy of stars.
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NewsFive Bushwalks Near Brisbane with Spectacular Views to Conquer This Season
Take a walk on the wild side.
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NewsFour Excellent Cabins Found Near Some of Victoria's Most Popular Hiking Areas
Where to lay your head when you venture into the wild.
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NewsA Long Weekender's Guide to Darwin for When You Need Warm Weather Again
Spend balmy nights in Australia's Top End tucking into fresh seafood and meeting local makers.
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NewsThis Is What You Can and Can't Do in Queensland from Midnight on May 15
The state's stay-at-home rules are easing again — here's what you need to know.
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NewsNew Zealand Ski Fields Will Be Open from Early June
Resorts across the country are starting to roll out plans for the post-coronavirus season.
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NewsWellington Zoo Is Reopening with Free Entry Until the End of June
Jump online from midday today to pre-book your free ticket.
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NewsThis Wanaka Tourism Company Is Offering Pay-What-You-Can Adventures
Tackle the world's highest waterfall cable climb.
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NewsThis Is What You Can and Can't Do in Victoria from Midnight on May 12
Victoria has eased some stay-at-home and public-gathering restrictions — here's what you need to know.
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NewsNSW Has Recorded Zero New COVID-19 Cases for the First Time Since the Start of the Pandemic
But the government is encouraging Sydneysiders to keep getting tested as we move into winter.
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NewsDeliveroo Is Now Delivering Pop Culture-Themed Board Games to Melbourne Homes within 30 Minutes
And it's giving away 5000 free Melbourne-themed 'Top Trumps' games to celebrate.
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NewsVictorians Will Start Easing Some Stay-at-Home Restrictions from Midnight on May 12
That means you can have up to five visitors in your home and groups of ten people are allowed to gather outside.
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NewsNSW Will Start Easing Some Stay-at-Home Restrictions From May 15
That means gatherings of up to ten people outside of homes are allowed, and restaurants and cafes can open (with some rules).
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NewsFive South Coast Gifts You Can Get Delivered While You're Dreaming of Your Next Holiday
Fill up your digital empty esky and support businesses in need.
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NewsQueensland Will Implement the First Step of Australia's Eased COVID-19 Restrictions on May 15
That means gatherings of up to ten people outside of homes are allowed and restaurants, pubs and cafes can open (with some rules).
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NewsThis Is What Australia's Three-Step Roadmap Out of COVID-19 Lockdown Looks Like
Step one includes regional travel, opening restaurants and gatherings of up to ten — and all three steps are expected to be implemented by July.
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NewsMelburnians Will Be Expected to Pay for All CBD Parking Again from May 11
The City of Melbourne temporarily stopped issuing some parking fines at the start of the pandemic, but now they're back.
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Groups of Five Queenslanders Can Visit Friends and Family in Their Homes from This Sunday
Five people from one household will be able to visit another household — just in time for Mother's Day.
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NewsThe NSW Government Says No New COVID-19 Restrictions Will Be Eased Before Mother's Day
The national cabinet is expected to announce the relaxation of some restrictions tomorrow, but the NSW Premier says they will not be implemented locally in time for the weekend.
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NewsEverything You Need to Know About This Year's Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower
This spectacular starry event only happens once a year — here's how you can get a glimpse.
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NewsThis Japanese Aquarium Wants You to Video Chat with Its Shy and Lonely Eels
Wave at and talk to more than 300 garden eels — so they don't forget what it's like to be surrounded by humans.
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NewsThe Australian Government May Soon Ease Restrictions on Outdoor Sport and Recreational Activities
Small-group, non-contact activities involving less than ten people could be allowed to recommence first.
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NewsThe Australian Government Could Relax Social Distancing and Public Gathering Restrictions from May 8
"Australians have earned an early mark," said Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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NewsUp Is the New Online Shopping-Friendly Bank for the Digital World
Taking the hassle out of your iso-shopping adventures.
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NewsThe Royal Melbourne Show Has Been Cancelled for the Third Time in Its 165-Year History
Previously, it was cancelled due to World War I and II.
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NewsRain, Thunderstorms, Snow and the Coldest April Day in 60 Years Expected for Australia This Week
We're getting an early taste of winter.
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NewsColes Has Lifted Its Limits on Toilet Paper So the Bog Roll Crisis of 2020 Is Officially Over
We’ve now, hopefully, seen the backside of panic buying in Australia.
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NewsGroups of Two Sydneysiders Can Go and Visit Friends and Family in Their Homes from This Friday
From May 1, you can start having dinner parties once again, but there is some fine print.
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The Best Things to Eat, Drink and Do During COVID-19 in Brisbane
Being stuck indoors doesn't have to be a ticket to boredom.
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The Best Things to Eat, Drink and Do During COVID-19 in Melbourne
Being stuck indoors doesn't have to be a ticket to boredom.
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NewsVictoria's Social Distancing and Public Gathering Restrictions Could Be Eased in Two Weeks
In the meantime, the State Government wants to test 100,000 Victorians for COVID-19.
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NewsQueensland Will Start Lifting Some Stay-at-Home Restrictions From Next Weekend
You'll be able to go for a drive, have a picnic, visit a national park and shop for non-essential items.
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NewsThis Online Two-Up Site Lets You Flip Coins at Home This ANZAC Day — and Donate to Charity
All proceeds will be donated to help support Australian servicemen and women and their families.
