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The best school holiday activities for under $25 (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. With the school holidays upon us, keeping the children entertained can become an expensive enterprise. Thankfully, plenty is happening around town that won’t break the bank this spring, from family-friendly festivals to fun performances to hands-on activities. Quash any complaints of boredom with our round-up of the best free and cheap events around Sydney – with nothing costing over $25. State Li
Why am I feeling sorry for rich nepo babies? Next Gen NYC achieves the impossible (opens the original)
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Bravo’s newish addition to the reality TV pantheon manages the near-impossible: Next Gen NYC makes one feel sympathy for that most maligned of creatures, the nepo baby (and their spiritual cousin, the trust fund baby). Launched in 2025, the series kicked off following a bevy of twenty-somethings, many spawned from famous Real Housewives cast members, as they ran around the Big Apple partying and bickering. The titular next generation’s lofty ambitions include such totally relatable goals as bein
They are now on the TV, but could these former athletes win today? (opens the original)
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This year’s Commonwealth Games will look a little different. After Victoria withdrew from hosting duties for the event in 2023, Glasgow stepped in as host for what will now be a streamlined version of the Games with 10 sports scheduled, instead of the 19 sports at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games in 2022. Former competitive swimmer Johanna Griggs, part of the hosting team covering the event for Seven, feels that despite the changes, the sporting community was mainly relieved the Games would go
Kate waited for emergency services. She was saved by a man on a jet-ski (opens the original)
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When artist Kate Stroud was rescued from her home in Lismore during the devastating 2022 floods, the water in her kitchen was neck-high. It wasn’t emergency personnel that came to her aid, but a civilian from Ballina who arrived on his jet-ski. On the night of the flood, Stroud had been visited by an SES person who told her “you will be safe here, expect water at your gate at midday tomorrow”. But when she began looking at social media and hearing from others in the area, a very different pictur
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