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How Brad Scott turns unwanted plastic into sought-after homewares

While most people are looking to get rid of their plastic waste, Brad Scott cannot get enough of the stuff.

A large ornamental fish made from colourful recycled materials such as wire, fishing ropes and CDs sits on a shed roof.

Source: ABC South East SA/Topic: Environmentally Sustainable Business

The J Files: The Velvet Underground

Drawing inspiration from pop music, drugs, New York city's art scene and general disaffection,?there are few bands as influential as New York punk progenitors The Velvet Underground.

An abstract illustration of some of the members of New York band The Velvet Underground
Duration: 2 hours

Source: Double J/Topic: Music

New-look outback fossil centre a hit despite lack of tourists

The newly improved Riversleigh Fossil Centre in Mount Isa has opened its doors, despite a very limited tourism season.

A statue of an open-mouthed animal with claws. In the background are a couple looking at exhibits.

Source: ABC North West Qld/Topic: Rural Tourism

Can you teach yourself to be a farmer by watching YouTube?

Forget about having to be born into a farming family, the internet is paving the way for this truck driver to get into the industry.

Peter Anderson leans on his hydroponics table.

Source: QLD Country Hour/Topic: Sustainable and Alternative Farming

Beekeeping is on the rise but what about our native bees?

Discover the delicate balance between harvesting your own honey and supporting native bees.

Blue banded bee
Duration: 40 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Beekeeping

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How to feel sexually confident, especially if you're struggling with body image

There are a lot of misconceptions about what sexual confidence looks like. Spoiler: it's not a performance.
Illustration of woman looking at herself in the mirror

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Sexuality

Build core strength at home with these 5 exercise ball moves

Got an unused exercise ball stuck in the corner? Use this guide to strengthen your core, work out your glutes and build stability without leaving the house.
A young women displays three fitness ball exercises to strengthen core and stability at home.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Exercise and Fitness

'People were blocking and deleting me': The reality of selling stuff on the side

If you're pitched an MLM, this guide covers what you need to know, and how you can make sure you're not joining an illegal pyramid scheme in disguise.
Kirsten Dunst as Krystal Stubbs sitting on a box of FAM products for a story about MLM schemes and the risks.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Business, Economics and Finance

Pasta e fagioli is a hearty soup you'll want to return to

Whether it's choosing your favourite pasta shape or using tinned beans instead of dried, there's plenty of wiggle room in this recipe.
A cast iron pot filled with a thick pasta and bean soup, comfort food for winter.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Recipes

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Moments in History

William said communists threw him in Sydney Harbour. The truth was just as strange

A soaked William Dobson phones police from a harbour-side park and tells them he's just been bashed and thrown off the Manly Ferry by communists. It's front-page news but something's fishy.

A red coloured 1940s photo of Sydney Harbour with newspaper headlines such as "Thrown into sea by reds" and "ALP Man Bashed"

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: History

Yoga with Adriene is a phenomenon. A century ago, it was 'The Omnipotent Oom'

If you're into yoga, you likely know Adriene Mishler, the 'patron saint of quarantine'. This is how the ancient practice became popular in the West.

A composite image of yogis Pierre Bernard and Adriene Mishler.

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Exercise and Fitness

Blundstone celebrates 150 years of making boots after humble beginnings

While they have been likened to 'iconic brands like Hills Hoist and Vegemite', Blundstone boots have had their ups and downs in the company's 150-year history.

A woman works at Blundstone Boot factory

Source: 7.30/Topic: History

How one photo brings Australia’s history of colonial violence into focus

Scott Morrison was quickly refuted after he claimed 'there was no slavery in Australia'. One photograph in particular came to illustrate the racism of Australia’s colonial past.

Source: ABC Religion & Ethics/Topic: Community and Society

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