The Khaos Collective

14/02/2026

12.02.26 Our focus point during this week's groceries was learning to use the per 100g $$$ amounts to compare product prices to see if it's value for money co.pared to similar products or the sale. We review a few different examples.

16/11/2025

This week Raider and I read through most of the master plan draft for the local park proposal. Taking time to understand aspects and note key points that back his persuasive argument for a design that suits his age group better.

14/11/2025

Just like following Whisp conversations.

13/11/2025

We're learning Auslan, and discussing why interpreters attend rock, punk and all sorts of music events. Thinking through questions like 'Why would those without hearing go to a concert?'And 'Should event planners provide Auslan interpreters?' And 'How talented would you need to be in Auslan to sign for a music gig as a volunteer or a vocation?'

12/11/2025

Looks like a great start to the ideas for the netball court redesign. What do you think? Can you do better?

Planning for the future use of the land at 52 McDermott Avenue Reserve, Mooroolbark following the relocation of competition netball to Pinks Reserve Netball Centre.

12/11/2025

Raider has been a HTTYD fan from the beginning, has watched all the movies and series. So he was not impressed by the latest book based on the movie. This is his book review he left for us this morning.

We are so proud of Raider, since refusing to read anything and melting down at the work 'read' in October 2024, he now reads himself to sleep each night by choice.

11/11/2025

Following on from watching the documentary about Melbourne - The Lost City of Melbourne

So you agree? You think you're really pretty?

Flicks included us in their write-up of the most beautiful cinemas in Australia! We're blushing as red as cinema one.

Check out the full list: flicks.com.au/features/the-25-most-beautiful-cinemas-in-australia/

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

There has been increased solar activity over the last few days, with two Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) emitted that are being directed towards Earth.

In this picture, you can see one of the solar flares that occurred yesterday.

What is a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME)?
CMEs are large and sudden clouds of high energy plasma that are expelled from the Sun, often associated with a solar flare, that overcome the pull of the Sun's gravitational field and interact with the Earth's magnetic field.

These particles can collide with the gases in our atmosphere to bring a show of lights in our skies at night – the aurora.

G4 geomagnetic storm conditions are forecast on Wednesday, with two CMEs forecast to reach Earth within close proximity.

If forecast conditions eventuate, aurora sightings may be possible at unusually low latitudes, including dark sky locations near Sydney or Perth.

To view the auroras, you ideally need a dark night with little cloud cover and an unobstructed view to our south.

For the latest space weather information and forecasts visit www.sws.bom.gov.au