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Home and Go spoilers to follow. Australian viewers are completely without a soap fix this week, because not only Neighbor finished for good, but Home and Go is off the screen too. Thank goodness for Summer Bay fans, rest for Home and Go is a short one, and the show will return to Australian screens next Monday (August 8) – and is likely to bring some serious drama with it when it returns. A new trailer released on the official Instagram page for the soap teases what will happen when the show returns on August 8, and ominously teases that “a friend is about to fall”. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in other formats, or you may be able to find more information, on their website. Related: Home and Go star responds to the release of the latest character And not only that, but we’re also told that promises will be broken, lines will be broken, and mistakes will be made – we did say it brings drama. When the show airs ...

A huge blow to the young Australian founders of tech start-up Canva as the stock market darling is hit by a brutal $20 BILLION pullback Graphic design software group Canva has cut valuation by $20 billion Was valued at AU$54 billion on the Australian stock market 10 months ago Venture capital firm Blackbird Ventures reduces Canva’s value by 36 percent By Kylie Stevens For The Australian Daily Mail Published: 01:47 EDT, 27 July 2022 | Updated: 01:49 EDT, 27 July 2022 An Australian tech start-up that was once worth more than Telstra and Woolworths has taken a major hit after its value plunged more than a third. Graphic design software group Canva was the darling of the Australian stock market 10 months ago, with an estimated market cap of AU$54 billion. The start-up – founded by young Australians Melanie Perkins and Cliff Obrecht a decade ago – has more than doubled in value in five months. But the compa...

Jason Ryan was enjoying a cold beer in Fiji when All Blacks coach Ian Foster called and asked if he wanted to jump into the rugby furnace. A few days after Foster asked him to put steel into the All Blacks pack after John Plumtree was sacked, Ryan stepped down as front coach of the Crusaders and the Fiji national team. Ryan, who has been in Fiji for the Pacific Nations Cup, said he must seize a golden opportunity to help the All Blacks turn their fortunes around after a 2-1 draw to Ireland. Ella Bates-Hermans/Stuff Jason Ryan joined the All Blacks coaching staff after John Plumtree was sacked. But he also had to break the news to his good friend and Crusader boss Scott Robertson, the man who had helped tie the rocket to Ryan’s coaching career. Yes, Ryan said, it was a difficult conversation at first, but he received Robertson’s blessing: “I am a loyal person. I really care,” Ryan said. “He’s done a lot for me. But… he’s really bee...

Hi, over there. It’s Monday, July 18th and you’re reading The Loop, today’s news summary. Brisbane-based banking and insurance company Suncorp has accepted ANZ’s $4.9 billion offer to take over its banking operations — but the deal will take at least 12 months before the deal is finalized, and has several hurdles to work through in the meantime. ANZ is now tasked with raising an additional $3.5 billion in funds to pay for the deal, and will need approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Queensland State Financial Institutions and the Metway Incorporation laws also need to be amended for the takeover to proceed. Provided the deal gets the green light, it would make ANZ Australia’s third-largest bank for home loans, according to analysis from RateCity (using APRA data). The next step is for ANZ to submit a merger authorization application to the ACCC, which is expected to be received by the re...

On the eve of the birth of her first son, 33-year-old Kristy O’Brien thought her career would take a hit. I think I’ll do some shit work on both [work and parenting], I will step down in my career; accepted some mediocre positions working around children,” said the journalist for ABC Rural. The last thing Darwinians hope for a few months after maternity leave is to be offered the show of their dreams; traveled around Australia to film the first season of Movin’ to the Country. “I told my family: ‘I need to do this. I really want to,'” Kristy said. “I don’t want to lose my career which is part of my identity.” So he took five-month-old Hudson on the road with him. Since then, Kristy has been shooting season two while pregnant with her son Nash, who was born 10 weeks ago. We talked to working moms about the challenges of getting work done with a baby in tow—and why it’s all worth it. Challenging moments that he will alway...

People in fashion saw double on Tuesday. Nicole Kidman, 55, turned heads during Paris Fashion Week wearing a pair of mysterious colors but it turns out that she’s not the first celebrity to sport the odd pair of glasses. Kim Kardashian, 41, has also worn Balenciaga shades on several occasions in 2021. Double view! Nicole Kidman wears the same style from Balenciaga shades that Kim Kardashian once wore Nicole was seen wearing a bow tie as she left the Balenciaga kit on Tuesday. She combined this unique accessory with a simple black long sleeved body and high-waisted jeans. Nicole layered a cross necklace with a simple, elegant chain and completed her luxury with a bracelet and ring. The Big Little Lies star paired her outfit with pointy heels and carried a black leather clutch. The stunning redhead tossed her copper hair into a cozy hairdo as she popped into the couture store. Stepping out: Kim wears unusual glasses while in NYC in 2021 Mysterious: The actre...