Lyndsey Rodrigues

1 week ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

Taking your caravan on holiday, whether for a weekend or an entire trip around the country, is an amazing way to travel. You get to meet plenty of fellow caravanners along the way, see parts of Australia you may never have known existed, and, if you play your cards right, can save some cash too. Of course, there are also the not-so-idyllic sides to caravanning, too, but perhaps none more uncomfortable than having to take toilet cassettes to be emptied at dump points.

1 week ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

You can hardly get through a day without hearing that AI is the future, but frankly, as a full-time working mum with A LOT of things to do, I’ve never had time to work out how to use it. Given that it can’t stack the dishwasher or drive my kids to their 3,000 activities, I didn’t think it would benefit me much anyway. But then I saw some TikTok videos about AI meal planning, and my ears pricked up. Why?

1 week ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

It's not unusual these days to walk into your local Aldi, Coles or Woolies and find empty shelves where items on your shopping list would usually be. This is particularly true of eggs at the moment, with it not uncommon to see either bare fridge shelves or a few cartons of mostly broken produce. Thanks to factors like avian flu and supply chain issues, many supermarkets have resorted to imposing a limit on the number of cartons of eggs shoppers can purchase, assuming they can find any.

1 week ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

It's not unusual these days to walk into your local Aldi, Coles or Woolies and find empty shelves where items on your shopping list would usually be. This is particularly true of eggs at the moment, with it not uncommon to see either bare fridge shelves or a few cartons of mostly broken produce. Thanks to factors such as avian flu and supply chain issues, many supermarkets have resorted to imposing a limit on the number of cartons of eggs shoppers can purchase, assuming they can even find any.

1 week ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

When you're browsing the aisles of your local department store or supermarket, you generally expect the shelves to be easy to navigate and well presented. Not only does this make it simpler to find the items you're looking for, but it makes the overall shopping experience more pleasant, thereby making it more likely you will return to that particular store.