Ellie Goodman

In recent years, more young Aussies have become sober-curious, with Australians aged 18-44 years twice as likely to consume zero and low-strength alcohol consumption compared with those aged over 45 years.

Have you felt a little lost since Halloween? Itching for a little jump scare? Desperate to piss your pants? Well, boy, can we help you out.

Dinner for under $50? Groundbreaking.

Add these Sydney music events to the calendar this summer if you're keen to shake your ass and have a bev or two.

I don’t care what people say, money does bring me happiness. And I reckon the rest of you are polite liars, too. Because up to a certain excessive point, it does make life easier. Think about it! It’s all tied up to the meaningful stuff anyway. Cooking a nice dinner for your loved ones? Buying […]

Netherlands-based international organisation What Design Can Do (WDCD)’s fifth competition in partnership with the Ikea Foundation – the Redesign Everything Challenge – invited designers to submit creative solutions to various global crises across a range of disciplines. We look at this year’s winners.

Amidst Peru’s worst-ever dengue epidemic, US-headquartered design studio VML has developed a device that hopes to drastically increase the protection rate against the currently incurable virus. Aiming to disrupt mosquito proliferation in the region, The Guardian Toad offers a simple solution: keeping water in motion.

As we approach a new climate era, with extreme rainfall and its consequences becoming increasingly concerning, two installations aim to provoke conversation and education around the realities of living with and building during a climate emergency.

Created by global design firm Ogilvy in partnership with Colombian water treatment specialists Filsa, the small but powerful Filter Cap has the ability to turn any water bottle into a handheld filtration system. The innovation has the potential to drastically reduce water scarcity worldwide – an issue currently affecting over two billion people ( United Nations, 2024).

Inspired by the lived experience of people with mobility disabilities, the Ida is intended to integrate seamlessly into the lives of walking stick users. With innovative modular design and magnetic attachments, it offers a simple solution to the pitfalls of standardised mobility aids.