Lincoln

Thank you.

If you're seeing a bit of Australia with friends or family this year, you'll find a home you love on Airbnb.

Unique places where you can make a base to explore the local area.

There's shared space to hang out and enough bedrooms and bathrooms to keep everyone happy.

You're not worrying about where everyone is or what time you need to meet because you're all there together.

Airbnb gives you the togetherness you want and the space you need.

You know that one job everyone silently hopes someone else will do?

Bringing the ice to the barbecue.

And somehow, every single time, it's me.

I'm the ice guy.

But I've actually come to terms with it, because now it means a quick duck into 7-Eleven on the way.

Open 24-7, never let you down, and you're in and out in about 30 seconds flat.

Hero status secured before you even say g'day.

Nothing worse than rocking up to a barbecue with warm drinks.

That's how friendships end.

Anytime is 7-Eleven time.

In just days, the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins.

48 nations, the greatest players on earth, the most watched sporting event on the planet, and most of it happens at a time when you're supposed to be doing something else entirely, like work.

Which is why this message comes to you on behalf of the SBS World Cup Watchers Rights Association.

We're a semi-serious movement born in 2026 to protect your right to watch the World Cup, live, wherever, whenever.