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the soundtrack to the prep for our move included the Jam’s song That’s Entertainment (courtesy of its use in a recent Guy Ritchie movie), so I’ve been looking for this since we landed in #Melbourne. Fitzroy vintage store haul today! 🥳🎵

#NowPlaying the Jam - Sound Affects @vinylrecords

PS the soundtrack further included Fontaines DC, which we went to see play shortly before our move, and Amyl and the Sniffers, the Melburnians who were sudden BBC radio favourites in December.

Can't wait for the new rail line under Melbourne's CBD to open, it's much needed. I keep boarding Elizabeth Street trams headed for the hospital precinct & Melbourne Uni which are absolutely packed, even in the middle of the day (I'm on one now). The new line should take away some of that traffic.

In total, 10 people died, including a 20-year-old law student who passed away on her lawn, waiting for an ambulance while her family tried to resuscitate her

It soon became clear that this was a massive case of "thunderstorm asthma", which occurs when certain types of storms break up pollen particles in the air, releasing proteins and showering them on unsuspecting people below

bbc.com/future/article/2025041

Pollen floats in the air around the dangling catkins of a birch tree (Credit: Getty Images)
BBC · Climate change is supercharging pollen and making allergies worseBy Amanda Ruggeri