Megan Birot was a content producer and editor at Canstar Blue for two years until 2023, most recently as Home & Lifestyle Editor. She has a Bachelor of Journalism and Public Relations from Griffith University.
Posted by March 7th 2024
Smeg and Miele are both considered high-market brands, which have capitalised on their European history and style to reinforce the impression of high-quality. Find out how these brands stack up against each other, when it …
Posted by August 15th 2022
‘Tis the season of making s’mores for the family and relaxing with mates under the stars, but the winter chill can really be a buzz kill. That’s where an outdoor portable fire pit is the …
Posted by October 12th 2023
If you’re looking to ride your way to fitness without stepping outside, an exercise bike can be a great option to burn calories from the comfort of your home. It’s a versatile piece of workout …
Posted by October 12th 2023
Don’t want to splash cash on free weights to sustain your strength training at home? No problem. Resistance bands can give you as much a good workout as dumbbells and barbells without the hefty price …
Posted by August 15th 2022
If you’re looking to stay fit and ‘zen out’ while in isolation, the ancient art of yoga can help you do just that, and with minimal equipment! All you need is a good internet connection …
Posted by February 24th 2023
McDonald’s is now offering customers essential grocery items like bread and milk at the drive through during the coronavirus outbreak. The fast food giant said the new initiative was aimed at supporting local communities during the …
Posted by January 4th 2021
Supermarkets and butcher shops around Australia are in short supply of fresh meats amid coronavirus outbreak panic buying. The increase in demand has also seen some meat delivery services temporarily suspend online ordering. But if you …
Posted by October 21st 2022
Hand sanitiser has become somewhat of a liquid gold. The coronavirus outbreak has caused a national shortage of the antibacterial gel, with most supermarkets and stores sold out across the country. The pandemic panic buying has …
Posted by July 1st 2022
Major supermarkets including Woolworths and Coles are tightening shopping limits on household staples as the coronavirus buying hysteria continues. Purchase restrictions were initially put in place to cope with the onslaught of shoppers panic buying essential items …
Posted by December 2nd 2020
Supermarkets Woolworths and Coles have changed their trading hours to help seniors and the disabled shop for necessities in less crowded aisles during the coronavirus outbreak. Woolies first announced it will open its doors an hour …