Your horoscope for Wednesday, April 30, 2025

West Coast's difficult 2025 season ended with just one win, but hope shines through with young players like Jobe Shanahan and Lucca Grego showing promise. Meanwhile, Adelaide faces challenges without suspended Izak Rankine, and Gold Coast's finals hopes hinge on a crucial upcoming match against Essendon after a narrow loss to Port Adelaide. Want More Context? 🔎

A solar-powered car race commenced in Australia on Sunday, featuring 34 international teams competing in the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge. The 3,000-kilometre journey from Darwin to Adelaide is expected to see its first vehicles arrive on August 28th, with the event concluding on August 31st. Want More Context? 🔎

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has indicated potential tax system changes in Australia's upcoming Budget, focusing on election promises like income tax cuts, while Housing Minister Clare O’Neil has not ruled out adjustments to negative gearing and capital gains tax for property investors. Both ministers emphasize the need for economic reform and addressing housing supply challenges, although no immediate tax increases on superannuation or older Australians are planned. Want More Context? 🔎

A woman embarks on a challenging trek up Mt. Kilimanjaro, determined to carry her own pack despite encouragement to use a porter. The ascent tests her physically and mentally, culminating in a poignant moment at Stella Point, where she realizes she will reach the summit, only to face the grueling descent that leaves her exhausted but fulfilled. Want More Context? 🔎

The journey along the Angus coast features attractions like the crumbling Red Castle, a 15th-century relic, and the sustainable Arbikie Highland Estate Distillery, known for its climate-positive spirits and family-run heritage. Visitors can enjoy tours, tastings, and unique accommodations with stunning views, highlighting the region's rich history and modern innovations. Want More Context? 🔎

Mitch Marsh, in his first captaincy toss win, chose to bat for Australia's final ODI against South Africa in Mackay, having previously opted to field 21 times. Australia, seeking to salvage pride after losing the first two matches, made several changes to their lineup, including resting star bowler Josh Hazlewood and bringing in Sean Abbott, while South Africa welcomed back captain Temba Bavuma. Want More Context? 🔎