Episodes

  • Mini air fryer apple pies for National Apple Pie Day

    Mini air fryer apple pies for National Apple Pie Day
    May 12 2026
    National Apple Pie Day celebrates the classic dessert combining sweet and tart apples with warm spices in a buttery crust. Singing baker Elliot Sticke demonstrates how to make mini air fryer apple pies using shop-bought pastry and finely chopped apples cooked at 200 degrees for 18 minutes. The recipe is designed to be simple and accessible, requiring minimal equipment while delivering a warm, comforting autumn dessert.

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    5 mins
  • Harry Potter exhibition brings film magic to Sydney

    Harry Potter exhibition brings film magic to Sydney
    May 12 2026
    Harry Potter the Exhibition opens in Sydney this week, showcasing hundreds of authentic film props and costumes from all eight Harry Potter films. The 3,000 square metre exhibition at Homebush features iconic items including Harry's golden egg from the Triwizard Tournament and Hermione's enchanted bag, displayed in recreated environments where visitors can experience the Great Hall, play Quidditch, cast spells and explore the cupboard under the stairs. The exhibition celebrates the 25th anniversary of the film franchise and displays the detailed craftsmanship behind the beloved wizarding world.

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    3 mins
  • Why your dog destroys your furniture

    Why your dog destroys your furniture
    May 12 2026
    Dogs exhibiting destructive behaviours like chewing furniture, barking excessively, or digging may be experiencing boredom rather than being poorly trained. Exercise, particularly daily walks, is the most important solution for releasing pent-up energy and reducing anxiety. Additional boredom-busting strategies include leaving the television or radio on for company, using puzzle feeders that engage their food drive, and providing appropriate chew toys that allow dogs to self-soothe naturally.

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    3 mins
  • Engineer turns Corolla into mobile café

    Engineer turns Corolla into mobile café
    May 12 2026
    24-year-old Johnny Charles has converted his Toyota Corolla hatchback into a mobile café called Cafe Corolla, serving coffee from scenic locations across Australia. The former engineer is using the venture to fund his travels around the country, sleeping in a rooftop tent while operating a commercial coffee machine and grinder from the back of his wagon. The unique side hustle has attracted a large online following, though weather challenges like rain have tested the setup's practicality.

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    3 mins
  • Rooftop community garden thrives with 84 members

    Rooftop community garden thrives with 84 members
    May 12 2026
    A rooftop community garden at Europa on Alma has grown from six founders to 84 resident members out of 92 total residents over three and a half years. Members pay $24 annually to access fresh produce from raised garden beds, including herbs, vegetables and lettuce, with harvest distributions occurring most Wednesday mornings. The rooftop space also serves as a gathering spot for residents to enjoy sunrise views and socialise whilst volunteers maintain the garden.

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    3 mins
  • Trump Tower Gold Coast project scrapped

    Trump Tower Gold Coast project scrapped
    May 12 2026
    A $1.5 billion, 91-storey Trump Tower planned for Surfer's Paradise on the Gold Coast has been cancelled just three months after the deal was reportedly signed. The development, which would have been Australia's tallest building, was scrapped after the Trump organisation withdrew from the agreement with Altus Property Group.

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    1 min
  • Beachgoer crashes Australian Fashion Week runway

    Beachgoer crashes Australian Fashion Week runway
    May 12 2026
    An unplanned moment at Australian Fashion Week sees a beachgoer casually walk through the Commas Seaside Show at Tamarama Beach, waving to cameras as he makes his way down for a swim. The man, later identified as the founder of Sculptures by the Sea, sparked debate about whether the fashion show was crashing his regular beach routine or vice versa. The incident highlighted the uniquely Australian clash between high fashion events and public beach access.

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    1 min
  • Adelaide prepares for historic Michelin guide debut

    Adelaide prepares for historic Michelin guide debut
    May 12 2026
    South Australia is set to become the first Australian state featured in the prestigious Michelin Guide. Anonymous Michelin inspectors are currently evaluating Adelaide restaurants, with the official selection scheduled for release in October this year. This marks a significant milestone for the state's culinary industry.

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