Laura House is a Femail Editor at Express Digest. She covers a diverse range of topics, including food and beverages, health and wellness, and travel and tourism, with a particular focus on consumer travel and the hospitality industry. Laura's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Daily Mail, The Guardian, and NewsBreak.
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Laura House's coverage is heavily focused on beauty, fashion, health and fitness. She frequently provides promotional deals, reviews and how-to guides. If you are looking to pitch to Laura, consider offering her exclusive insights into emerging trends in beauty, fashion or health and fitness. Additionally, providing tips for saving money or achieving personal goals could also resonate well with her audience.
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By: Laura House, Cindy Tran
A pantry staple from ALDI has taken home gold, showing you don't need to spend a small fortune to enjoy life's little luxuries.
Australians are being urged to pause before making major decisions this week, as an astrologer warns the coming full moon could spark impulsive actions.
A neighbourhood restaurant in Sydney's Balmain and a small pizzeria in Melbourne's northern suburbs have been named among the world's top 50 for 2026.
Welcome to The Detour: Your weekly food and travel guide to the best flavours, hidden haunts, insider tips and new experiences that reward those of us who wander.
By: Cindy Tran, Laura House
A coach has revealed how she transformed her physique and lost 30kg of body fat, a change that ultimately became the catalyst for an even bigger shift in her confidence and sense of self.
It's one of Australia's most divisive parking moments: finally spotting an empty space, only to discover someone standing in the middle of it, determined to save it for another driver.
First it was the straw hats, then came the umbrellas, mini buckets and collectable bears. Now there's a new Bunnings launch set to be the 'next big thing'.
Even more remarkably, both winning tickets were purchased from the same local newsagency.
Australia has officially joined the Michelin map, with the nation's first ever restaurant selection unveiled in South Australia overnight.
It's late in the year, we're all tired, and thoughts are inevitably turning to our next escape, even if that holiday currently feels out of reach or filed away as a late 2027 dream. But what if it didn't have to be?
