Four Happy Nuts grooming products are recommended as gifts for men, each listed under US$20 at Amazon US list price. The range includes Comfort Cream, Whole Body Deodorant, Body + Nut Wash and Comfort Powder Spray. Three of the gifts come in the brand's newer scents, including Big Wood, a cedarwood and bergamot blend. Happy Nuts has scheduled discounts for 8 to 17 November and 19 to 30 November. Prices are in US dollars, and Australian shoppers are advised to check delivery to their address at checkout.
Remington has launched a Ready to Choose range of six shavers and clippers, sorted by shaving goal rather than technical specifications. Models are priced from $59.95 to $169.95 and are all 100% waterproof and USB rechargeable. The Balder Head & Beard, at $169.95, is the most versatile, with a beard trimmer attachment and combs. The BuzCut Hair & Beard Clipper, at $129.95, is a 25-piece kit for home haircuts and carries the longest warranty in the range at five years.
A 22-year-old Canberra woman has been released on conditional bail after allegedly grooming and indecently abusing a young teenage boy. ACT Policing alleges she assaulted, groomed and gave alcohol to the boy, who is under 16, between May and July this year. She is also alleged to have used a phone or online messaging to procure him for sexual activity. She was charged at the ACT Magistrates Court on Saturday and the matter was adjourned to 17 November.
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A 27-year-old Canberra woman has been granted bail after being charged with four counts of sexual intercourse with a young person and one count of grooming. Police allege the offences involved a 15-year-old boy between September and October 2026, and that a video of the pair having sex was found. The woman was arrested the same day the allegations were reported, and appeared before the ACT Magistrates Court on Wednesday, 14 October. Magistrate James Lawton granted bail, with conditions, and adjourned the matter to 11 November. No pleas have been entered. The allegations have not been proven.
A 45-year-old disability support worker from Moorooka has been charged after allegedly grooming and indecently assaulting a boy in his care. Police say the alleged offences took place between 2020 and 2024 while the man was working. The boy was in his early teens at the time. The matter was first reported to Queensland Police in mid-September, and the man was arrested on September 30. He faces 13 charges, including three counts of indecent treatment of children under 16. He first appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court on October 1 and is expected to reappear on November 23.
A mother discovered her 15-year-old daughter was being groomed by a stranger after an Uber Eats delivery arrived at their home. The man, who had contacted the teen on TikTok, offered free food and gifts in exchange for degrading messages. Police warned the girl about the dangers of online grooming, including meeting the predator in person. The mother now monitors her daughter's online activity and shares her story to alert other parents.
