I visited Mosman Market today and was very impressed with the beautifully crafted Australian-made merchandise for sale. Many

The outdoors is a great encouragement to do exercise. However, reaping the benefits of spending time outside doesn’t always have to be through exercising. There are several key benefits the fresh air has to our physical health.Maintaining of Vision.Reduce disease.increased immune system and vitamin D.improved mental health and sleep.Outdoors has substantial benefits on your mental and physical wellbeing. It’s easy to fall into the habit of watching tv or scrolling through your phone. But outdoor activities helps increase your overall body and mind wellbeing.https://www.fenews.co.uk/press-releases/67028-take-a-break-from-work-get-outdoors-to-look-after-your-health

We are racing to learn about ourselves, our heritage and predict our likelihood/ predisposition to disease/ allergies or food choices (yes, Australian do love vegemite!). Who should we trust with our data? How will our data be used to identify and target us?There's lots of genomic testing services/ platforms, DNA registries and testing kits. Which privacy innovators are working with them?An emerging example - DNAsafe.io - run the computations required over encrypted data so its not fully visible. Next: we keep the data of ourselves and share/ run encrypted data with partners/ providers (Digi.me/ IDXchange)photo credit: dnasafe

In a world first, Sandhurst, in Australia, have produced 5L Balsamic Vinegar and 10L Olive Oil, in Casks.Driven by the need to reduce spillage and contamination in Restaurants, and in a nod to the environment, due to the collapsible cask that can be recycled, Sandhursts range of Modena bag-in-box restaurant solutions are changing the way we think about packaging. 

In 2005, when Zoe Roth was 4 years old, her family went to look at a house on fire in their neighbourhood. Firefighters had intent

Apple has seen sales of iPhones, apps, and its other devices boomed throughout the pandemic because people spend most of their time studying, working, and shopping online due to global lockdown. Customers continued to upgrade their devices to the latest ones to tackle working and studying from home. Their profit was $23.6bn, up from $11.3bn for the same period last year. Facebook has also boomed its sales during the pandemic as many consumers spent their time online for entertainment, shopping, and hanging around with people. Their profit was higher than expected at $9.5bn. Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-56920146