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A particle physicist grieving over the loss of her husband in a car crash travels to a parallel world to find him again, with dire consequences for her family.
From Australia’s favourite food and lifestyle website comes an exciting food experience – Taste.com.au magazine. The magazine brings to life all-new and exclusive recipes that are a joy to make and eat, whether you’re after a quick and easy midweek meal, a healthy lunch or something decadently indulgent.
Science Illustrated delivers natural science, break through discoveries and an understanding of the world for the entire family. Packed with stunning photography and in-depth editorial it’s a visually spectacular gateway to the world – from the beginning of life to distant objects in the universe. Science and Discovery has never looked this good!
OK! magazine takes you behind the velvet rope and inside the lives and homes of your favourite celebrities from Australia and around the world. A celebrity magazine for lovers of style, substance and sophistication, OK! is all about giving you what you want, every week.
Music Tech is the world’s most practical music recording and production magazine. Every issue is packed with hands-on features written by professional producers and engineers, software walkthroughs for all the key packages, Ten Minute Master guides to technologies and techniques, and the very latest product software news and reviews.
Minecraft isn’t only a game, it marked the starting point of multiple revolutions in the gaming industry. Countless developers and publishers took cues from it and continue to do so. The gathering, the crafting, the sense of total freedom. The amount of elements that have been copied by other games is astounding, to the point where even the once criticised graphics have been replicated countless times in other products. However, among all the things that made Minecraft a worldwide phenomenon, the most important of them all are the ones reading these words. That’s right: you, the players!
