Easy To Grow Houseplant: The Jade Plant
The Jade plant (Crassula ovata) is a succulent and is one of the easiest to grow houseplants–it can live for decades with the proper care (or maybe neglect is a
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Why you need to visit Greenland: It could just be the most incredible place on Earth
LURED by a distant chorus of sled dogs, my wife Jess and I wound our little wooden sailboat around the whales and icebergs of Greenland’s west coast towards Ilulissat in
Looking For An Ideal Office Plant? Try Lucky Bamboo
How would you like a nice green plant thriving in that dim & colorless office of yours or how about adding a touch of modern to your home decor? Here’s
Best ways to use your frequent flyer points
IT’S one thing to earn frequent flyer points, but another thing altogether to spend it. Just as there are plenty of things to speed up your earning of points on the
Newly Built Units Have Outweighed Houses Across Australia for the First Time on Record
Based on Building Activity data released by the ABS there were more newly built units completed over the December 2016 quarter than houses, the first time on-record this has occurred. The
Mortgage: everything you need to know before asking for one
There are many steps in the ladder of home-buying, and somehow the first one is always the one we skip: getting pre-approved by a bank. It so happened that my
Housing Affordability Snapshot
Housing affordability continues to be a topic dominating headlines in Australia. On the heels of CoreLogic’s initial report analysing the housing affordability issue, we are currently compiling a supplement with insights
Charles Tarbey: Why real estate agents are surviving the internet
Real estate transactions are increasingly moving into the digital sphere, but the owner of Century 21 Australasia says the role of agents in facilitating successful property transactions has never been more important. While
Do you need to detox this budget season?
ARE you in dire need of a financial detox? We will see how adept Treasurer Scott Morrison is at balancing the nation’s books when he delivers his second budget in May,