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  • Why to consider Vilnius for a trip this Christmas 2025

    For those seeking a more intimate and enchanting holiday experience, Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, offers a unique winter wonderland far from the overcrowded hubs of Paris or Vienna.

  • Sydney Mardi Gras 2026: A Celebration of ECSTATICA

    Now in its 48th year, the Festival unveils its new theme, ECSTATICA, a powerful call to gather, connect, and transform individual joy into a collective movement.

  • Yeah The Girls: Women photographers at the NGV Melbourne

    This major show celebrates the profound impact of more than 70 influential women artists who shaped the course of photography during a transformative 75-year period.

  • Egypt to become new luxury yachting hub

    Egypt is set to make a significant splash at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025, unveiling an ambitious vision to position itself as one of the world’s most exciting destinations for luxury yachting.

  • If ever there was a time to visit Egypt, it’s now

    Get ready to see Egypt like never before! The land of pharaohs and pyramids is stepping into a brilliant new era, and the world is taking notice.

  • Dear England is back with a new national tour

    Get ready, England, The National Theatre’s Olivier Award-winning sensation, Dear England, is hitting the road.

  • 10 most expensive Airbnb stays worldwide for January 2026

    AirBnB is a good option for travel for low-cost travellers. But what about top-end travellers? These are some of the most expensive AirBnB options listed for 2026.

  • Akram Khan Company celebrates 25 years with 2 dance productions at Sadler’s Wells

    Akram Khan’s residency offers audiences a chance to experience the breadth of Akram Khan’s artistry, from his latest work to a beloved family favourite.

  • See Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel without going to Rome

    The exhibition features 34 of Michelangelo’s ceiling frescoes from the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, recreated in stunning detail using a specially developed printing technique.

FOOD & DRINK

  • New food in Sydney: Indonesian comes to the city17/10/2025
  • Single O launches a coffee upcycling program in Sydney17/10/2025
  • A Taste of Victoria at Farmer’s Daughters’ New ‘Wine House’17/10/2025
  • The south coast of Japan: add Shizuoka to your list06/10/2025
  • Sydney’s Long Weekend goes bigger with Mooncakes, Bagels and Whales03/10/2025
  • Why Ballarat Victoria is the place to be this spring28/09/2025

New art in Sydney: Nell’s “Face Everything”

by THE F

Posted: 17/10/2025

At the Heide Museum of Modern Art, the walls of the iconic Heide Modern building have taken on a newfound vibrancy. Celebrated Australian artist.

New generation of wireless charging: meet Krafted Couch

by James Banham

Updated: 17/10/2025

Imagine a world where your favourite resting spot doubles as a high-tech charging hub. The Krafted Couch is redefining convenience with its sleek wireless.

Best Australian desert music festivals in 2026

by James Banham

Posted: 17/10/2025

Australia’s most iconic desert music festivals are back and bigger than ever! After a well-earned breather, the Birdsville Big Red Bash and Broken Hill.

Single O launches a coffee upcycling program in Sydney

by James Banham

Posted: 17/10/2025

Coffee is more than just a morning ritual for many of us – it’s a daily source of energy, joy, and connection. But what.

A Taste of Victoria at Farmer’s Daughters’ New ‘Wine House’

by James Banham

Updated: 17/10/2025

Melbourne’s food and wine scene just got a little brighter this October with the launch of Farmer’s Daughters Wine House, the latest venture by.

Saunas and bathouses in Sydney: the new social frontier

by THE F

Posted: 06/10/2025

If you’ve ever craved a moment of pure bliss—a soul-warming sauna session or an invigorating ice bath—without the hefty price tag, listen up: Sydney’s.

This October, Japanese Film Festival will transport you

by THE F

Posted: 06/10/2025

The Japanese Film Festival (JFF), presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney, is set to captivate audiences in 2025 with its extraordinary 29th edition. Showcasing.

Stubbs’s Lost Horse Trots into the National Gallery

by James Banham

Updated: 06/10/2025

Get ready for a truly monumental moment in art! Next spring, a breathtaking, life-size painting of a rearing horse by the legendary George Stubbs.

The south coast of Japan: add Shizuoka to your list

by THE F

Updated: 06/10/2025

If you’ve ever dreamt of a food tour through Japan, you’ve likely pictured steaming bowls of ramen and perfectly crisp tempura. But what if.

My Cavoodle Review: grooming essentials for pampered pups

by Danielle Kirk

Updated: 06/10/2025

As a cavoodle owner battling endless knots and whiffs, I was thrilled to try My Cavoodle, an Aussie brand inspired by a pup named.

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ARTS & CULTURE

  • New art in Sydney: Nell’s “Face Everything”17/10/2025
  • This October, Japanese Film Festival will transport you06/10/2025
  • Stubbs’s Lost Horse Trots into the National Gallery06/10/2025
  • Sydney’s Long Weekend goes bigger with Mooncakes, Bagels and Whales03/10/2025
  • Regent Theatre Melbourne will host new season of Opera Australia30/09/2025
  • Role play your way to being a lawyer in The Jury Experience28/09/2025

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