Lyndsey Rodrigues

Sydney

Head of Lifestyle and Entertainment at Yahoo Australia

TV Host/Writer/Producer

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Two-minute product that works wonders on brows in 28 days

4 days ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

Lyndsey Rodrigues·Head of Yahoo Lifestyle and EntertainmentUpdated 4 June 2025 at 3:27 am·4-min readFor anyone who was around in the 90s and early 00s, you'll remember the unspeakable things we did to our eyebrows. Plucking them into obscurity used to be the only way to go, leaving many of us with some very sad-looking bits of fluff above our eyes.
Aussie mum's little-known $20 a day Bali travel trick: 'Smartest thing ever'

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

If you're one of the 3.1 million Aussies who live somewhere with a pool (or even if you're not), you'll know that we take water safety very seriously. There are incredibly strict rules and regulations around both private and public pools in an effort to reduce the risk of injury and drowning.
Aussie mum's little-known $20 a day Bali travel trick: 'Smartest thing ever'

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

Lyndsey Rodrigues·Head of Yahoo Lifestyle and Entertainment30 May 2025 at 5:00 pm·4-min readIf you're one of the 3.1 million Aussies who live somewhere with a pool (or even if you're not), you'll know that we take water safety very seriously. There are incredibly strict rules and regulations around both private and public pools in an effort to reduce the risk of injury and drowning.
Aussie mum's little-known $20 a day Bali travel trick: 'Smartest thing ever'

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

If you're one of the 3.1 million Aussies who live somewhere with a pool (or even if you're not), you'll know that we take water safety very seriously. There are incredibly strict rules and regulations around both private and public pools in an effort to reduce the risk of injury and drowning.
Mum's travel hack to make long-haul flights bearable: 'Busy for hours'

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

Sometimes, the best part of going on a holiday is the prospect of the flight. For many, it can be a much-needed chance to disconnect and be uncontactable for several hours while also catching up on the latest movies or diving into a great book.
Mum's travel hack to make long-haul flights bearable: 'Busy for hours'

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

Sometimes, the best part of going on a holiday is the prospect of the flight. For many, it can be a much-needed chance to disconnect and be uncontactable for several hours while also catching up on the latest movies or diving into a great book.
Aussie mum's $35 'genius' Bali travel trick: 'Need to do this'

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

Having adventures and going on holidays don't stop just because you have children. In fact, taking tiny humans to explore new places can add a whole new level of excitement to the trip as you get to experience the world through their eyes. As any parent will tell you, though, travelling with kids also means extra packing, more planning ahead and a heightened need to be aware of safety.
Expat reveals unique issue Americans face in Coles and Woolworths: 'How dare you'

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

We Aussies love to play up our many weird and wonderful quirks. From going to the servo to complaining about bin chickens and getting on the tinnies, there are plenty of "Aussie-isms" that are a source of endless fascination to people from other countries. Despite these quirks, there are still certain aspects of living in Oz that we might just assume are the same everywhere (universal health care and fantastic access to education, anyone?).
$10 Aldi product that solves biggest winter issue Aussies face: 'Great purchase'

2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

It's a sad fact we can no longer escape. The long, sunny days of summer are well and truly behind us, and the cold, dreary, damp days of winter are settling in for the long haul (well, the next three months, anyway). It's enough to send us all into hibernation, but one Aussie shopper is suggesting that instead of hiding under our cosiest blankets for the foreseeable future, we head for the aisles of Aldi instead.
$10 Aldi product that solves biggest winter issue Aussies face: 'Great purchase'

2 weeks ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Lyndsey Rodrigues

It's a sad fact we can no longer escape. The long, sunny days of summer are well and truly behind us, and the cold, dreary, damp days of winter are settling in for the long haul (well, the next three months, anyway). It's enough to send us all into hibernation, but one Aussie shopper is suggesting that instead of hiding under our cosiest blankets for the foreseeable future, we head for the aisles of Aldi instead.