Written by Unclaimed Myki credit sits at $115m Josh Taylor The Victorian government is holding $115m in unclaimed Myki funds in a trust, Guardian Australia can reveal. Last month, the NSW government announced it was holding $143m in unused Opal transport card funds from nearly 18m cards that hadn’t been tapped on for over a year, encouraging […]
Wondering if you can find the best place to live in Ontario Canada? With a quality of life index of 159.68, Ontario stands out as a place that accepts all. The city is known for its warm, multi-ethnic, and world-class technological system that makes it stand out from the rest. Ontario is the second largest […]
Go for the energy of the mascots, marching bands and touchdown cheers, but don’t miss the museums, art, nightlife and more that make these places special. Source link
Welcome to the Light Stalking community weekly wrap up! Since the dawn of time, our insatiable nature has longed to reach higher grounds. Building above two stories was just the start, and as we perfected our engineering skills, the craft of ascending became something of everyday life. However, there’s something humbling and quite universal in […]
Halloween is just about here. Therefore, you probably want pumpkins. Maybe you want to make jack-o-lanterns. Perhaps you just want to do some last minute seasonal decorating. On the other hand, perhaps you have a hankering for pumpkin soup. Whatever the case may be, you want pumpkins. Moreover, you don’t want to have to pay […]
In countless tales of terror and other stories we tell to scare ourselves, ghosts usually haunt abandoned buildings or float through cemeteries—but why wouldn’t they linger in everyday places too? From a post office to a margarita bar, spirits don’t discriminate what they populate. Here are some of our favorite stories of ghosts taking […]
Fatima Rumjahn’s sentencing has been adjourned until after a separate trial of the parents who had allegedly offered bribes. Eunice Lam A former administrator at an English Schools Foundation kindergarten yesterday pleaded guilty to nine charges of accepting over HK$900,000 in bribes from parents so that their children could be admitted to K1 classes. […]
You might not realize just how many places your personal information could end up. Think about all the businesses and organizations you interact with—doctor’s offices, banks, schools and more. While you may trust that those handling your data will keep it safe, the reality is that your personal information can easily end up in the […]
Alberta’s premier insists new restrictions on where wind and solar projects can be built will still leave plenty of opportunities for renewable energy development. On top of 35-kilometre buffer zones around “pristine viewscapes” and prime farmland, the province is considering keeping wind turbines and solar panels away from native grasslands as well as farmland that […]
Astronomer and science communicator Diana Hannikainen has been named the next Editor in Chief of Sky & Telescope (S&T), a monthly magazine owned by the American Astronomical Society (AAS) that covers all aspects of amateur and professional astronomy. Hannikainen, who is currently S&T’s Observing Editor, will move into the role of Editor in Chief at the start of November […]