Spring blooms are well and truly out and with them has come an influx of bees. I’m sure our native bees are around but they are mostly tiny (and quiet) so it’s the European bees mostly see and hear. I love bees. Not only because of the essential role they play in our ecosystem, but…
Articles from September 2026
The Capital’s Underbelly: Canberra’s Secret Tunnels
The Capital’s Underbelly: Canberra’s Secret Tunnel | RSS.com Imagine a network of secret Cold War bunkers, underground spy headquarters, and hidden corridors large enough to drive through sitting right beneath Australia’s capital city. In this episode of The DownUnder Mystery Club, authors AJ Blythe and Ava Ness travel down into the urban legends of Canberra…
TRANSCRIPT – The Capital’s Underbelly: Canberra’s Secret Tunnels
00:00:02.000 –> 00:00:04.000AJ Blythe: Welcome to the Down Under Mystery Club. 00:00:04.000 –> 00:00:10.000AJ Blythe: I’m and joining me is fellow mystery author Ava Ness. 00:00:10.000 –> 00:00:15.000AJ Blythe: Every week we dive into curious cases, cracking good reads and all things mystery. 00:00:15.000 –> 00:00:19.000AJ Blythe: Grab a cuppa, settle in and let’s get…
Newspapers
I decided to do something different for today’s post. I used a random word generator to determine today’s blog post topic and as you will have seen by the title, the word I got was newspapers. Newspapers is actually a good topic, because this is something I talk about a bit with other people because…
Australia’s Titanic: The Waratah
Australia’s Titanic: The Waratah | RSS.com Imagine a massive luxury liner so hauntingly similar to the Titanic that it featured the exact same “unsinkable” design, yet vanished without a single trace three years before the famous disaster even happened. In this episode of The DownUnder Mystery Club, authors AJ Blythe and Ava Ness chart a…