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Where the travel experts go for an exceptional mini getaway (opens the original)
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The people whose job it is to make us feel welcome have some surprising short-break favourite destinations. Where I take a short break McLaren Vale, South Australia Tell me more I’ve just got back from a weekend there and it’s now my new favourite destination. We started with a night in Adelaide – an incredible walking city for good food and wine – and then we drove 45 minutes to the beautiful lush green rolling hills and vineyards of McLaren Vale. We stayed in a gorgeous Airbnb, Ponderosa, with
She didn’t start painting until her 60s. Now she’s considered our most important artist (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. Warning: This story contains the name and images of an Indigenous person who has died. Thirty-eight years ago, 11 tall ships from Britain swept into Sydney Harbour for the 1988 Bicentennial re-enactment of the First Fleet’s arrival, and in that historic moment, artist and gallerist Christopher Hodges was struck by a terrible sense of unease. Watching the celebratory scene with a glass of champagne
‘Sydney needs more housing’: The church adding an eight-storey unit block (opens the original)
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In an unprecedented act of faith, the Anglican church has teamed up with a private developer to deliver housing for sale in exchange for the resurrection of a local church and the provision of new parishioner, and community, spaces – and dozens more parishes are interested in following suit. Construction work begins on Tuesday on 48 luxury apartments in Sydney’s Lane Cove, on land adjoining the 1924 St Andrew’s Anglican Church that will be renovated and extended with a new 400-seat auditorium, o
Of all the dumb things I’ve seen on safari, this was the dumbest (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. In a game park in South Africa just before dawn, the driver of our vehicle stopped, perplexed, and asked one of the passengers to nip out and see if the track he was driving on headed towards the cliff edge. Obligingly, a young man climbed out, walked off into the mist ahead, then suddenly tore back, leaping into the truck faster than I’ve ever seen anyone move before. “There are lions there!” he
The incredible underrated African destinations most travellers miss (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. When we think of Africa, our minds, perhaps understandably, tend to turn immediately to elephants, lions and rhino (maybe meerkat and warthog). But there’s another massive face of the continent to consider – those countries we never really think of as Africa (salam, Egypt), those we forget until we remember the movie (“Just smile and wave!” Madagascar) and those we’ve never heard of until they shi
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