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Dark Lark’s Guide to After Dark: The Gigs, Bars and Late-Night Experiences Worth Staying Out For

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By Jasmine Wallis Verified
| Rolling Stone Australia Verified
Winter may be in full force, but that doesn’t mean the country is slowing down. As the temperature drops, Australia’s cultural calendar heats up, making winter less about hibernating and more about finding reasons to stay out a little longer. The way we drink changes with the seasons as well. Winter means farewelling ice-cold cocktails and festival margaritas for a spirit that’s more refined.
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Inside the Push to Save Australia’s Grassroots Nightlife

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By Jasmine Wallis Verified
| Rolling Stone Australia Verified
In the face of economic pressures, Australia’s independent clubs and community venues are under threat. Supplied Australia’s nightlife is in crisis. From the high cost of living, staff wages and insurance forcing venues and festivals to shutter, to patrons having less discretionary spending than they did a decade ago, the whole industry is feeling the impact.
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“It's Never Too Late”: Why This Successful Content Creator Decided To Turn To Study

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By Jasmine Wallis Verified
| refinery29.com
Content creators are often considered to be “living the dream”. Between fashion showings, PR deliveries and the ability to be your own boss, once you've “made it” in the industry, why would you ever want to do anything else? For Sydney creator, Ali Whittle, who boasts 34K followers on Instagram, the pull to enter a completely new industry was “always on her mind”. After over a year of weighing up the decision, Ali made the plunge and re-enrolled in a gemmology course.
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