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2022 has been a wild year, and as we approach the half-way mark it seems there are still plenty more surprises in store. The next new hot commodity on supermarket shelves appears to be tissues, which have all but almost disappeared off many shelves. So, why? The great tissue shortage of 2022 (as we should affectionately refer to it as) appears to be simply due to everyone requiring so many tissues. It isn’t even due to supply chain issues or a shortage of paper.

In the video, which has amassed over 1.5 million views and 5000 comments, the mother of six filmed her daughter Jada signing the lease, captioning it “When your daughter decides to stay home” the video then cuts to her daughter with the caption “setting her up for success”.

We’re talking your UberEats, your Deliveroo, your DoorDash. The absolute backbone of exhausted workers who have the means to do it. The survey conducted by Canstar Blue found that we’re spending on average $41.50 on the pure stuff, but it is down from 2021’s average of $44.40. Interestingly, at least 70% of the $41.50 is a result of the cost of delivery and online ordering dragging the average up.

The new era of table manners has arrived, as a list of new table manners is replacing old ones. Have you ever found yourself talking with food in your mouth? Or are you a messy eater who drops food all over the table? You most likely would have been told off by your family that you should improve your table manners. Today, that’s all changed.

Japan’s baton broadcaster NHK has reported that a gunshot has been heard at the scene. The incident happened just after 11AM, Tokyo time. Local police have taken a man into custody.

Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has said Australians must take responsibility for their health, as the country heads into a new Omicron wave of COVID-19. Mr Butler says experts believe the country has moved beyond mask mandates and lockdowns, some state counterparts resisting calls to reintroduce mask mandates. "The message is 'take responsibility, make your own choice'," he told the ABC.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report has found that the vast majority of adults do not consume enough vegetables. Most of us grew up disliking vegetables but knowing that they are good for us, with the "5 a day" drilled into us from an early age. However, the latest data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report has found that fewer than one in 10 Australian adults are eating enough veggies.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are today meeting to discuss both nations continued bilateral relationship. As discussions continue, both leaders have agreed that a “reset” is needed, announcing a formal annual meeting with foreign affairs, defence, finance, and climate change ministers.

Italy is a massive tourist destination, particularly the warmer regions which are frequently inundated with frozen brits hoping to defrost in the sun for a week or two. However, the Italian town of Sorrento had simply had enough of having to endure staring at half naked tourists as they wander around the town looking for gelato without covering up. The mayor of Sorrento, Massimo Coppola, said all the exposed skin is upsetting locals and warned it would now result in fines of up to £425.

An adorable goat resembling Dumbo has been born in Pakistan, with ultra-long ears that surpass the length of her legs currently. A baby Nubian goat in Pakistan likely has the longest ears of any goat. At almost 19 inches, they're even longer than her legs (because he is still a baby for now!) The baby girl's owner, Muhammad Hassan Narejo is eyeing a Guinness Book Of Records as it is widely believed that her ears are the longest documented in a Nubian goat.