A chapel in Austria whose design harmoniously combines science, art and nature recently achieved worldwide recognition. The Fractal Chapel was awarded the coveted title of “World Interior of the Year” at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2025, held November 12-14 in Miami, USA. The Fractal Chapel, designed by Innocad Architecture and housed by the Evangelical… Continue reading Austrian chapel with fractal patterns named World Interior of the Year
Frequent fence dispute leaves neighbor with $1,200 bill: “Doesn’t seem fair”
Welcome to Yahoos weekly column with attorneys Alison and Jillian Barrett Maurice Blackburn Tackle the problems Aussies face every day – be it consumer, Property, Money matters impacting relationships or work. Ask I have an ongoing issue with my neighbor over a fence that separates our property and I'm not sure what my rights are.… Continue reading Frequent fence dispute leaves neighbor with $1,200 bill: “Doesn’t seem fair”
MTG announces she is resigning from Congress in January due to a dispute with Trump
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she is resigning from Congress. The Republican made the announcement in a 10-minute video shared on social media Friday evening, adding that her last day will be January 5. I was fortunate to represent Georgia's 14th District for five years, which is home to some of the… Continue reading MTG announces she is resigning from Congress in January due to a dispute with Trump
The Bolton couple appealed after being told their fence was not allowed
David and Denise Hopwood, of Duchy Lane, Farnworth, say the fence was installed earlier this year to replace a nine-foot hedge that had become too difficult to maintain. The couple, who are both disabled, said they were left with no choice after struggling to pay around £800 a year to maintain the hedge. Ms Hopwood… Continue reading The Bolton couple appealed after being told their fence was not allowed
Chile, Iceland, New Zealand and Ecuador usher in a new era of luxury exploration in 2026 as remote, protected regions attract wealthy travelers in search of pure nature and impactful travel
Home » Travel news from Chile » Chile, Iceland, New Zealand and Ecuador usher in a new era of luxury exploration in 2026 as remote, protected regions attract wealthy travelers in search of pure nature and impactful travel Published on November 23, 2025 Eco-wilderness regions in Chile, Iceland, New Zealand and Ecuador are redefining the… Continue reading Chile, Iceland, New Zealand and Ecuador usher in a new era of luxury exploration in 2026 as remote, protected regions attract wealthy travelers in search of pure nature and impactful travel
Bold flooring options that add a modern twist to the '80s design trend
The 80s are back and conquering your soil. If the big hair and bold lipstick of 1980s fashion trends are any indication of the current interior design movement, you can imagine how this maximalist flair can revitalize your living room. Think neon pink and turquoise, zigzag patterns and bright, shaggy carpets. But if you're not… Continue reading Bold flooring options that add a modern twist to the '80s design trend
Understanding why the future of affordable housing lies outside urban India
As the Government of India strives to achieve its vision Viksit Bharat By 2047, the affordable housing finance segment will play a key role in promoting inclusive economic growth. As metros and other urban areas face increasing infrastructural stress, now is the time to shift the focus on affordable housing beyond India's urban centers. Overview… Continue reading Understanding why the future of affordable housing lies outside urban India
Heinrich and Luján hold a press conference with…
Photos here WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (DN.M.), ranking member of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and co-founder of the U.S. Senate Stewardship Caucus, U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján (DN.M.), member of the U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee, and U.S. Representative Melanie Stansbury (DN.M.) hosted a press conference with Pueblo… Continue reading Heinrich and Luján hold a press conference with…
This $13.5 million Arizona home has views of the Camelback Mountains
Since its incorporation into a city in the early 1960s, Paradise Valley, Arizona has become a popular retreat for wealthy residents and snowbirds with a penchant for low taxes, temperate winters and trophy homes. A brand new home in the affluent desert enclave proves why suburban Phoenix is one of the hottest real estate markets… Continue reading This $13.5 million Arizona home has views of the Camelback Mountains
Sustainable pastoralism: an important ally in halting biodiversity loss
A new analysis (https://doi.org/10.1093/biosci/biaf158) published in the journal BioScience challenges traditional conservation approaches by showing that traditional livestock grazing on rangelands is a critical but often overlooked strategy for protecting global biodiversity. Dr. David D. Briske of Texas A&M University and colleagues argue that rangelands harbor far more biodiversity than is recognized in international conservation… Continue reading Sustainable pastoralism: an important ally in halting biodiversity loss