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Former AFL WAG Amie Rohan has focused on self-care after her ex-husband Gary announced his engagement to Geelong physiotherapist Madi Bennett. He shared cryptic quotes on Instagram on Tuesday about ‘getting lost’ in someone’s interest just hours after the 31-year-old forward revealed he had proposed to Madi. Gary and Madi started dating shortly after Rohan’s family split in 2020. The breakdown of their marriage came two years after their daughter Willow died five hours after birth of a brain defect. Former AFL WAG Amie Rohan (pictured) focuses on self-care after ex-husband Gary announced his engagement to Geelong physiotherapist Madi Bennett ‘Let’s get lost in a world made of books, coffee and rainy days,’ wrote Amie. Signaling her sadness and difficult times in the past, Amie shared another quote earlier this week that read: ‘Name someone who never gave up on you and thank them.’ Gary announced his engagement to physiotherapist Madi on Tuesday night. He shared cryptic quot

Australia’s most famous bodyguard Samantha X is no more. The former high-class call girl has left sex work and now goes by her real name, Amanda Goff. The 48-year-old told this week’s issue of Stellar that he was “embarrassed” by his previous career and had changed his way of life after being diagnosed with bipolar II disorder. Samantha X is no more. The former high-class call girl has left sex work and now goes by her real name, Amanda Goff. Featured in Stellar Magazine “Now that the fog has cleared, I’m embarrassed by some of my choices, especially about going public,” he said. “I don’t recognize the woman who did that and it’s a shame for me.” She continued: ‘I don’t blame my bipolar or say it’s all because of my bipolar at all. But would I make that choice if I were diagnosed and treated? I most likely wouldn’t be so open about it’. The 48-year-old told this week’s issue of Stellar that he was “embarrassed” by his previous career and had changed his way of life afte

Only three Older brother The housemates were left to face the final after one was sent home at the last minute following a curveball decision. After 62 grueling days at home, Reggie, Brenton, Johnson, and Taras stay behind. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: The final three Big Brothers decide Watch Big Brother on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> When challenge beast Taras wins the final challenge, he has the monumental power to choose two other housemates to take to the grand finale. Elections require a lot of deliberation, as the winner will be entirely determined by the public vote. “It feels weird, I’m in the top three,” Taras told Big Brother as he made his “most difficult decision”, deciding who to send off. Johnson’s housemates, Taras, Reggie and Brenton. Credit: NIGEL WRIGHT / Seven As Taras talks to Big Brother, the other three housemates do a question and answer session, reassuring each other that they are not “making a deal” with Taras. Reggie told them “I doubt he’l

Australia will soon produce synthetic gasoline and LPG, thanks to a new facility under construction in northwestern Tasmania. 0 See 3 pictures Tasmania will soon be home to Australia’s first synthetic fuel plant. Global synthetic fuel company HIF – which has received financial support from Porsche – has announced the establishment of HIF Tasmania, with the island nation to produce up to 100 million liters of carbon-neutral synthetic fuel per year. Synthetic fuels (or eFuels) are produced by harvesting CO2 from the environment, and then using renewable electricity to make hydrogen and combining it with the captured CO2 to produce different products used in cars and airplanes. The idea is that vehicles will only emit CO2 that has been captured and removed from the environment, rather than releasing new CO2 into the atmosphere by burning hydrocarbons derived from oil. HIF Tasmania said it would produce ‘eGasoline’ as a substitute for unleaded gasoline for use in cars, as well as LPG and j