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Big on beauty and numbers: A South Pacific adventure

Big on beauty and numbers: A South Pacific adventure

From isolated beaches to a megaliner with a cast of thousands, this cruise has it all.

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What is the Uluru Statement from the Heart? Here's how it could change Australia

What is the Uluru Statement from the Heart? Here's how it could change Australia

The Uluru Statement from the Heart was dismissed by the Turnbull government in 2017, but the new Labor govern…

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How will the Russia-Ukraine war end? Experts predict four possible outcomes

How will the Russia-Ukraine war end? Experts predict four possible outcomes

After Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Australia's federal parliament, experts predict when …

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TikTok has been accused of 'complicity' in Russia's Ukraine disinformation campaign. Here's why

TikTok has been accused of 'complicity' in Russia's Ukraine disinformation campaign. Here's why

Algorithmic investigators are singling out TikTok for supporting the Kremlin’s disinformation campaign in Rus…

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Why the West is openly rebuking China over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but not India

Why the West is openly rebuking China over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but not India

Chinese President Xi Jinping has come under fire for his "tacit support" of Russia but India’s leader Narendr…

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Could foreign interference change the federal election outcome? Here's what you need to know

Could foreign interference change the federal election outcome? Here's what you need to know

From what it is to whether it could influence Australian politics, here's what you need to know about foreign…

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This is what it's really like to have breakfast at Tiffany's in New York

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By Akash Arora Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Explore Travel/Destinations/International It's not what you see in the classic Audrey Hepburn movie - it's actually better. Blue Box Cafe by Daniel Boulud. I have a confession to make. I turned up for breakfast at Tiffany's without having watched Breakfast at Tiffany's. So imagine my surprise when I found out that when the classic 1961 movie was made, there was no cafe at the legendary jewellery store in New York City.
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Ash Barty's top 5 travel experiences in Singapore, including its best coffee

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By Akash Arora Verified
| Queanbeyan Age Verified
Explore Travel/Destinations/International Explore the Asian hotspot like a local with this champion's guide. Ash Barty in Singapore. Picture by David Ross Long before Ash Barty became an ambassador for Singapore Tourism, she fell in love with the Lion City's humidity, its clean streets and its welcoming people. "I went there for the first time in 2017 for the WTA finals," the former professional tennis player remembers. "It was incredible and spectacular ... particularly at night.
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Everyone enters Kyoto's famous shrine the same way - but a local showed me a hidden route

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By Akash Arora Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Explore Travel/Experiences/Culture Instead of climbing 12,000 steps, we took a leisurely stroll - minus the crowds. There are more than 30,000 shrines in Japan dedicated to Inari, the deity of fertility, rice, tea and sake. But the most significant is the one in Kyoto. Dating back to 711 CE, Fushimi Inari Shrine is perched on a hill, 233 metres above sea level, with more than 10,000 vermilion torii gates leading to it. It's an intense climb, with thousands of tourists heading in the same direction.
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