Jemima Skelley

1 month ago | mamamia.com.au | Jemima Skelley

The beautiful beaches along the coast between Tunis and Sousse are popular with tourists from Europe. Here you'll find a great mix of trendy cities, resorts, and small coastal towns, all set against the bright blue Mediterranean sea. It's a great place for a road trip –– public transport isn't great and having a car means you can explore far more.

1 month ago | celebrity.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Sarah Michelle Gellar is still married to her partner and Scooby-Doo co-star, Freddie Prinze Jr. and mum to their two young children, Charlotte and Rocky. She hasn't done much acting in the past few years, but instead has focused on a new passion: food! In 2017, she released a cookbook, and also co-founded Foodstirs, a startup food crafting brand.

1 month ago | afl.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Life is exhausting enough as it is, which is why everyone loves a good life hack. From using frozen grapes in your wine to keeping your alarm clock on the other side of the room, we’ve seen a lot of viral tips designed to make your life that one per cent better. We decided to ask some of our favourite AFLW players to share some of the favourite life hacks they swear by. Because if anyone knows how to do life right, it’s them.

2 months ago | thelatch.com.au | Jemima Skelley

One of the best sources for tips while planning a holiday is a friend who’s been there before. Well, what if your friend had the entire contents of the internet stored inside their head and could answer any question about any destination within seconds? That’s the idea behind Layla, an AI-powered chatbot designed to be the “world’s best travel agent”. Using Layla is easier than trawling through blogs, Reddit posts, TikTok videos and travel sites to plan your trip.

2 months ago | thelatch.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Picture this: you’re lying by the pool with a cold drink sweating beside you, thumbing through a paperback while a refreshing ocean breeze cools you down nicely. Cicadas scream from the bushland just beyond the fence, while kookaburras and cockatoos shout a chorus above you. Did you imagine yourself at a five-star resort on some far-flung private beach? On a holiday that would cost an arm and a leg? You can get this experience for a crisp $20 a night. Welcome to the year of the caravan park.