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Is your microwave greasy or splattered with food? Here’s a solution. Place a kitchen sponge soaked well with water in the microwave. Cook on high […]

Sunflower is actually thousands of tiny flowers in itself. If you were ever to look closely at the centre of a sunflower head, you would

South Korea has the second highest suicide rate in the world with 29.1 Koreans committing suicide out of every 100,000. The Korean Neuropsychiatric Association found

Auckland City in New Zealand’s North Island is attempting to revive its second national language: Te Reo Maori. Before colonisation, Maori was the language spoken

In 2008 Israel’s Bat Yam, a shelter was made out of reused soup cans to create a honeycomb like structure. The artists Lihi, Roee and

Pure silver is a very soft metal. To strengthen and enhance its durability, the craftsmen and jewellers add a small amount of copper to the

The Ogaki Kyoritsu Bank in the Gifu prefecture of Japan has added a new service to allow its clients to use their palms for emergency

A fully protected ocean sanctuary is being created by New Zealand called the Kermadec Sanctuary. Its Prime Minister John Key made the announcement at a

Russia is launching a new reality TV show this month called ‘Zavod’ or ‘The Factory’. It is an attempt to put industrial work in a

Lake Abraham in Alberta Canada has a curious characteristic of frozen bubbles or air pockets within it. These air pockets are created by decomposing organic