How mathematician William Dong became Australia's newest vineyard tycoon, acquiring top-rated House of Arras, Bay of Fires
Introducing William Dong, a Chinese-born, UK-educated mathematician who happens to be Australia’s newest wine tycoon.
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McLeod breezes to a 62 to lead Webex Players Series Victoria
Defying the strong afternoon winds that hit Rosebud Country Club, Queensland’s Jake McLeod surpassed his own expectations to ...
An Aussie was about to withdraw money from an ATM when she noticed something concerning... this is her warning everyone needs to hear
Ms Devine, who is also a retired financial adviser, said credit card skimmers are very well hidden in ATM machines making it ...
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Another Round: Savagnin
Savagnin stumbled into Australia through a twist of fate when a group of ambitious winemakers, eager to plant the popular ...
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Great Aussie Mysteries
It’s not surprising in a country this size that a lot of puzzling events occur. Here are some of the most enduring Australian ...
Australia not winning the battle between mosquitoes and modern homes
A casual scroll through the real estate ads of suburban Melbourne reveals a popular feature: modern houses and renovations ...
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Air Ambulance Evolution: Honoring Angel of Mercy
On Saturday 18 January, a historic moment was commemorated at Peninsula Aero Club with the the unveiling of a restored Bell ...
Time’s up? LNG imports destined for Australia next year
After years of warnings, importing gas looks the only way left to head off an energy shortfall in Victoria, likened to ...
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McLardy McShane hits fundraising milestone at annual event
McLardy McShane ’s seventh annual FightMND Golf Day has achieved its highest fundraising total to date, collecting $120,000 ...
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Half of VIC Unaware of Renewable Energy Progress
AUSTRALIANS ARE UNDERESTIMATING the speed and scale of our switch to renewable power. Four-fifths of our electricity is set to ...
‘Australia’s national cancer’: Melbourne’s melanoma hotspots
Tamara Dawson was just 36 when she was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma. She says there’s still “so much we’re not doing to ...
30 per cent of Victorian councils to ignore Australia Day in 2025
More than 30 per cent of Victorian councils will opt to not celebrate Australia Day in any form, including hosting citizenship ceremonies, despite more and more people saying the January 26 date ...