Emma Levett

2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Emma Levett

There is nothing worse than heading out for the day with your washing drying happily in the sunshine, only for the weather to turn nasty. The panic to get home before it rains becomes the sinking realisation you’ll have to redo three loads of laundry as the downpour begins. With recent stats revealing that almost half of Aussie households are without a tumble dryer, this is the harsh reality for scores of people.

2 weeks ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Emma Levett

There is nothing worse than heading out for the day with your washing drying happily in the sunshine, only for the weather to turn nasty. The panic to get home before it rains becomes the sinking realisation you’ll have to redo three loads of laundry as the downpour begins. With recent stats revealing that almost half of Aussie households are without a tumble dryer, this is the harsh reality for scores of people.

2 weeks ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Emma Levett

In Australia, we’re all well aware of the danger of the sun, even in winter. Slip, slop, slap is a slogan we’ve grown up with and smearing sunscreen on wriggling kids is one of those necessary evils that allows everyone to have a relaxing day at the beach, sports field or while exploring on a holiday. But what if you found out the trusted brand of sunscreen you were applying to yourself and your family didn’t live up to its claims?

2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Emma Levett

In Australia, we’re all well aware of the danger of the sun, even in winter. Slip, slop, slap is a slogan we’ve grown up with and smearing sunscreen on wriggling kids is one of those necessary evils that allows everyone to have a relaxing day at the beach, sports field or while exploring on a holiday. But what if you found out the trusted brand of sunscreen you were applying to yourself and your family didn’t live up to its claims?

2 weeks ago | who.com.au | Emma Levett

Growing up in Wagga Wagga, one of Marg Horwell’s favourite things to do was at the theatre where her mum, Robyn, worked front of house. When everyone was gone, the pair of them would creep backstage together. “It felt like secret and magic,” she tells WHO. Marg Horwell was nominated for two accolades at this year’s Tony Awards.