Very Old Blog Posts

Amazon Prime Video is the latest competitor in the Australian streaming and video production services market. While it has some excellent flagship original content, the pricing doesn’t justify subscribing to it continuously until it’s... Read More

You could save $100’s of dollars a year by subscribing to digital magazines for free via your Australian local or state public library and reading them on your Android tablet. Many Australian public libraries subscribe to an online service... Read More

Hidden Figures is an inspirational documentary about how 3 African-American women tenaciously broke down racial and gender barriers while working as mathematicians in NASA’s Langley based West computing group in the 1960’s. Famous... Read More

I’ve experienced watching movies at Moonlight Cinema Sydney Centennial Park several times, these are my top tips to enjoy the evening. Getting There / Back Home Afterwards Sydney’s Moonlight Cinema is located at Belvedere Amphitheatre,... Read More

Citibank’s Plus Mastercard Debit Savings Account card is perfect for Australians who want to buy online or travel overseas while saving money by avoiding paying monthly account keeping fees, foreign transaction fees and ATM withdrawal fees.... Read More

What you studied at school and university doesn’t prepare you for working life because it doesn’t take human nature, politics and how organisations really work into account. These are the kinds of things you need to know to survive in a... Read More

Everyone has different home buying/renting priorities so it’s really useful to have suburb data about aircraft noise, safety, schools etc when looking for a house, terrace or apartment. Searching for a new place to live can be very stressful,... Read More

I’ve made hundreds of dollars $ recently by selling things I rescued from neighbours moving out and household items we didn’t need any more that were taking up space. Unfortunately we live in a throwaway society. You can make money by... Read More

On World Mental Health Day I want to let Australian readers know that it’s possible for a large part of psychologist fees up to 10 sessions to be be paid for by Medicare, so you only need to pay a gap rather than the whole fee. This means that... Read More

Techophilia – Are we in a toxic relationship with our personal technology? Marc Fennell chaired the Festival of Dangerous Ideas “Technophilia” session about this topic, discussing it with Silicon Valley author Martin Ford &... Read More