Hi! My name is Melissa Belly, but you can call me Meli. I started this blog to share my creative ideas and to connect with different people sharing same passion. I love to do creative things like decorating home and my lovely garden. I like trying and exploring new things. I find a great fun making something beautiful out of nothing. I spend most of my time in remaking things into something better and useful. I hope you will like my ideas as well as work. Keep visiting :)
Are you planning to relocate? Have you made your choices regarding which city of Australia would you prefer? If not, let's talk about relocating to Adelaide! I was born and brought up in Adelaide and can proudly say that it is the best city to live. This...
The head of the Australian Medical Association has urged the health department to prioritise processing Covid-19 tests of frontline healthcare workers. There have been reports that some doctors and nurses have been in isolation for days waiting for results....
Australia has recorded its first death from Covid-19 after authorities confirmed a man in his late 70s died at a Perth hospital on Sunday. The Western Australian chief health officer, Andrew Robertson, said the man was in an intensive care unit when he...
The Australian government is to spend $94m to begin building up a stockpile of crude oil – but will initially store the fuel in the United States. The move is intended to ease longstanding concerns about Australia’s fuel security in the event of a major...
Seven-time grand slam champion, turned tennis analyst, John McEnroe, has teed off in a scathing assessment of Margaret Court – and the Australian Open’s attempt to honour her achievements at this year’s tournament. The event to recognise the 50th anniversary...
For Australia’s youngest female MP, it’s all about the numbers. “2019 is the first year in which we have more Australians born after 1980 than before, and more millennials in the workforce than baby boomers and Gen Xers combined, but we only form 10 per...
Bushfire-hit communities on the NSW South Coast have used Australia Day to celebrate the local heroes who helped out during the crisis. From Rural Fire Service volunteers to charity workers to wildlife rescuers, Sunday was all about giving thanks to those...
A West Australian shopkeeper has become a social media sensation after leaving a hilariously honest sign on the front of the store. The note, which is attached the business’s front window, explains why the shop will be closed over the Australia Day long...
Whether you are planning to move to Adelaide with family or alone for higher education, it is essential to know the scenario for learning here. To gain knowledge, this article ‘Education and Schools in Adelaide: Ultimate Moving Guide’ will help. It has...
Friday. We made it. We did it together. 1. Bill Gates sat down for a wide-ranging interview at the DealBook Conference in New York on Thursday. He talked about a lot, but the soundbite getting the most airplay today is his commentary on tax. The Microsoft...
Critical minerals such as rare earths are driving faster and more powerful technologies and Australia is an ideal place to source and develop these new materials. Rare earths, including those transformed into high-performance metals, are essential to...
Australia’s main grid – known as the National Electricity Market – broke through the 50 per cent benchmark for renewable energy in one trading period on Wednesday, the first time that half of net demand had been met by renewables. The milestone was reached...
Population growth has ballooned in Australia with no sign of slowing: the Australian Bureau of Statistics projects 30 million people by 2033, and our biggest cities are absorbing the bulk of this growth. This fuels rapid expansion in the suburbs that...
These trends were outlined by Professor Wendy Umberger of the University of Adelaide at a workshop with local farmers in Kingscote earlier this year. By demonstrating environmentally sustainable farming practices and systems, businesses can increase their...
If the sour atmosphere at a Monday media conference is any guide, the Wallabies will be steaming going into their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against England. A stock-standard media event degenerated into sarcastic exchanges between three Wallabies...
The government is preparing to make amendments to its proposed character test crackdown to win over the support of independent senator Jacqui Lambie. Facing opposition from Labor, Centre Alliance and the Greens, the Coalition needs to win over Lambie...
The Australian government has no immediate plan to rescue its citizens – including 20 women and more than 40 children – stranded in dangerous and squalid camps in northern Syria, arguing it will not risk more Australian lives trying to get them out. But...
Seventy per cent of Australians agree that Australia is the best country in the world to live in, but enthusiasm for our wide brown land goes down with age. Just 24 per cent of 18-24-year-olds "strongly agree" that Australia is the best country, compared...
A bipartisan committee has recommended the Australian parliament pass new free trade agreements with Indonesia and Hong Kong as soon as possible, saying there is “overwhelming support” for the deals that will unlock “significant benefits” for the economy....
Are you relocating to Adelaide? South Australia’s capital city is home to beautiful buildings, heritage sites, churches, stretched beaches, impressive schools, art scenes, culinary delights and other entertainment hubs. If you are looking for affordable...
New figures from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the world’s leading authority on global military spending, show that Australia has become the world’s second largest weapons importer but has dropped to 25th in the export...
To deliver on its purpose, an effective whistleblowing regime needs not only legislation and regulation, but also processes and governance frameworks within organisations. Without good governance and processes, too much can be left to chance and individual...
The massive military parade on the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China generated a huge amount of interest, mostly because of the slew of new military capabilities on display. The parade in Beijing demonstrated the cutting...
A triple zero operator heard an argument, screaming and then silence during a call from a pregnant woman killed when flung from a ute allegedly driven by her partner, according to police. Helena Broadbent, 32, suffered a “catastrophic brain injury” when...
Nissan Australia will start selling the all-new (and slightly less polarising) Juke crossover locally from the middle of 2020, ending lingering doubts over whether it would make it here. When the second-generation Juke was revealed in September, Nissan...
