via Lifehacker AustraliaTechnology is great until it breaks and you have to spend hours trying to figure out what’s wrong before you can even fix ......

It’s hard to stress enough the importance of spring, of getting some edible stuff into the garden and the subsequent joy of harvesting.

"Hey you’re a cartoonist, why don’t YOU enter the Climate Change Poetry Slam?" And with those words, my career as a performance poet began.

The weather has turned decidedly spring -- so I made it a perfect example of things good and things easy. I hit the market to buy some goodies and have a "welcome-to-spring" feed.

via Lifehacker AustraliaThe biggest security concerns for Australian companies turn out to be virtualisation, mobile devices and social networking. The ......

via Seth's BlogIt's also true that most of your friends have more friends than you do. The law of large groups is at work here. This explains ...

via Seth's BlogNo one ever gets talker's block. No one wakes up in the morning, discovers he has nothing to say and sits quietly, for days or ...

The ever-reliable Chateau Tahbilk Shiraz made a perfect accompaniment to a home-made pork terrine for a beautiful Sunday lunch.

via Lifehacker AustraliaIf you’ve ever wanted to dip your toe in a programming language, Codeacademy allows you to learn the basics of coding ......

Right now though, Californian dreamin' has become a reality, courtesy of some Dry Creek Vineyard Russian River Valley Chardonnay 2008 out of Sonoma. What a good wine.

via Lifehacker AustraliaThe Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are ......

via Lifehacker AustraliaIt’s September, spring is upon us and for anywhere in Australia with a few trees and not too many cars, that means the ......