The Greens said the policy had been analysed by the Parliamentary Budget Office and would cost $700 million over the forward ...

He meant a urinal. If the humble tin shed was too conspicuous for ... Above all, it must be free. To the FAQ “Is it un-Australian to pay for a poo?”, Mr Borrie issues a battle cry: “It is our sacred ...

As Storer says, “It’s a kind of readymade,” nodding to French artist Marcel Duchamp’s elevation of ordinary objects: a steel comb, an ampoule of Parisian air and – most famously – a white porcelain ...

Male has 4x toilets, 3x urinal and 4x hand basins ... The most popular searched Portable Toilets brands with Australian buyers are currently AUZBILT, custom made, suihe, ATOM Modular and E I GROUP ...

Three-dimensional renderings of urinals. From left to right: Duchamp’s “La Fontaine,” a contemporary commercial model, Cornucopia, and Nautilus. A urinal designed to avoid urine splashback ...

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Urinals aren’t a new concept. In fact, some of the earliest known examples can be traced back to around 1000 CE, when Sri ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Aussie Broadband will use cheap phone plans to lure Telstra customers as the challenger telecoms group plots its most ambitious ...

Given the demand for Urinals at the $150 - $200 range, I'd bet if nautilus was marketed, it would be purchased even at the $300-$500 range to avoid the cleaning costs. Techutante April 25, 2025 02 ...

In 1997 Michell Timms was that trail blazer. She dared to go where no Australian woman had. In 1997 Timms became the first Australian to play in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).

Researchers at the University of Waterloo and Weber Sate University have tackled a pressing issue in public bathrooms around the globe: urinal splashback. They designed two new urinals ...

Bonds, the legendary Australian brand, hits the U.S. market with a heavy dose of cheek and dead-serious comfort, featuring Aussie star Robert Irwin. Bonds, the legendary Australian brand ...

Meet Jake Bass: a 20-something Aussie CEO who just went viral for all the wrong reasons. His offence? Bragging about a $50,000 Emirates first-class flight to Dubai — and then serving up a ...