Susannah Hardy

Black Friday is nearly here! That exciting time of year when retailers drastically reduce prices and offer the most amazing deals.

Whether you’re on the hunt for a pair of headphones or a new fridge to replace the 10-year old veteran at home, buying anything tech or house related can put a decent dent in your wallet. That’s why at news.com.au checkout, we’re always on the lookout for discounts, especially from major retailers.

There’s no denying that most kids love LEGO – but what happens when those kids grow up?

Kids love devices and gadgets – usually yours! And while sharing your gadgets can be cute at first, at a certain point, it becomes a teensy bit annoying.

There are many items to consider when setting up the perfect nursery: the cot, night light, soft furnishings, artwork … and all of these things are super important when it comes to creating a beautiful space for your little one, but it’s also nice to think about something for you, somewhere you can sit to cuddle your baby, nurse them, or just put your feet up while they sleep. And there’s nothing more perfect than a rocking chair: cosy, comfortable, super soft, and also relaxing – perfect for resettling your bub late at night, and for giving you a bit of calm in your day too. We particularly love the Quax Rocking Chair with its incredibly stylish look and ergonomic design. or you can try the Artiss Fabric Rocking Armchair, currently on sale for $331.95.

Let’s face it, we could all do with a holiday.

There really is nothing better than a great night’s sleep. And one of the best ways to achieve it is on the perfect mattress. But with so many available on the market, it can be hard to know where to start.

I have to confess, I love nothing better than pottering around at home. However, I struggle to find the right comfy slipper or house shoe to enhance the experience. I love my Ugg boots, but they’re often too hot, especially in the mornings. I also wear thongs or slides, but they can be too cold – and too flat for my feet.

Onesies used to be something only mums with newborns got excited about. But that’s all changed with the growing popularity of onesies for adults. And while it sounds like we’re talking baby clothes, that hasn’t stopped thousand of Australians from taking to onesies like ducks to water.