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Tesla CEO Elon Musk showcased the vehicle at a facility owned by his SpaceX company,…
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Council exceeds Surrey tree planting target
A report finds some 885,000 trees have been planted, but there are concerns over survival rates. Source link
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'I watched Apollo 17 launch with Neil Armstrong'
Dermot Gethings was 16 when Nasa picked him to watch the Apollo 17 launch alongside Neil Armstrong. Source link
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Carys lived with endometriosis pain for decades, then everything changed
Carys Thurlby says “intense pain had become my normal” but surgery changed her life. Source link
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'It shows you there is hope': Football coach on anorexia recovery journey
Jordan Caldwell, who once struggled to see a future beyond anorexia, says bodybuilding gave him a new purpose in life. Source link
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From evading an abusive marriage to dying from a face lift, this is Nellie Melba
There’s a dessert (the peach Melba), a snack (Melba toast) and an exit strategy (“doing a Melba”) named after her, and, trust us, Nellie merits all of that. Source link
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WA artist with cerebral palsy finds voice through painting
Colin Hanssen was not expected to live past his first birthday, but now the 31-year-old has defied the odds and found his voice through art. Source link
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Game developer explores colonialism through the eyes of a penguin
Following an award-winning debut, Ngāi Te Rangi developer Naphtali Faulkner turns one of HP Lovecraft’s best-known works into an interrogation of colonial myth-making. Source link
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Taylor says he would welcome return of Frydenberg to politics
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says former Liberal treasurer Josh Frydenberg has a “role to play” and should be mobilised at the next election. Source link
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Why Ketamine Immobilizes Some Users
Potent powders can produce a nearly catatonic state, particularly in those who have not tried the drug before. Source link
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Businesses grapple with the cost of customers 'wanting to pay by card'
Customers still prefer to pay with cards, but a week after a ban on payment surcharges, small businesses are looking at how they will wear the cost of merchant fees. Source link