Psychology says children who go grocery shopping with their parents may be learning a skill adults often overlook

It gives children opportunities to practise decision-making, compare prices and understand choices. A trip to the supermarket can easily turn into a negotiation over chocolates, biscuits and colourful packets. Parents may be focused on finishing the shopping quickly, keeping the bill within budget and getting everything on the list. Children, meanwhile, may be asking why…

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Vincent Van Gogh Quotes: Quote of the day by Vincent van Gogh: “…and then, I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?”

Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh (Photo via Canva) Vincent van Gogh was born on 30 March 1853 in the Netherlands. He was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, famous today for his choice of expressive colours and use of brushwork unique to him.Today, as soon as we see The Starry Night, we recognise that it belongs…

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Adidas sues White Fox Boutique over four-stripe clothing design; here’s what the case is all about |

Adidas is taking Australian fashion brand White Fox Boutique to court over a design that it says comes too close to its famous three-stripe trademark. The sportswear giant alleges that the online retailer has been selling and promoting clothes with four stripes in a way that could mislead shoppers and create an association with Adidas.According…

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No concrete, no steel: Meghalaya’s living root bridges are manmade wonders built by guiding tree roots across rivers

Whenever we imagine bridges, the picture that comes to mind is of a ton of concrete and steel surrounded by dust clouds during construction. But, imagine crossing a bridge that isn’t really finished, because it is still growing. There are no steel cables holding it together, no concrete pillars sunk into a riverbed and no…

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