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Matt De Groot

  • Freelance Journalist, Sky UK
Sydney
As seen in: Sky UK, 9Honey, 9Travel, POPSUGAR Australia, Man of Many, B&T, Nova FM
Sky News UK. Former Nova 96.9 newsreader. Ch7 panellist. Ch9 footy commentator.
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How's the serenity?! THIS is the most amazing date night you'll have in Australia

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By Matt De Groot
| 9Travel Verified
When Darryl Kerrigan arrived at Bonny Doon in the cult film The Castle and declared "How's the serenity?" it was clear he'd never been to Tali Wiru. Tali Wiru (meaning 'beautiful dune') is an open-air restaurant 20 minutes outside Ayers Rock; set atop a dune overlooking Uluru and the vast expanses of red dust that symbolise the Red Centre. Quite simply, it's the most spectacular and romantic place I have ever dined at (it's just a shame I was alone).
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Grid 2 is the Aggressive, Gorgeous Street-Racer Fans Have Been Waiting For

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By Matt De Groot
| Man of Many Verified
Ever since the original Fast & The Furious movie dropped in 2001, street-based racing games have yearned to recreate the same levels of grit, intensity and excitement the movie captured so well.
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The Sega Mega Drive Mini is a Perfect Retro Blast from the Past.

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By Matt De Groot
| Man of Many Verified
Depending on your age your idea of what the first truly-memorable console was may vary; was it the NES, the Nintendo? Was it the SNES, the Super Nintendo? The real young among us may say the PS1, or the N64? No one will say the GameCube, but for a whole generation of us the answer is simple: The Sega Mega Drive. Released in the late 80’s, and lasting for the better part of a decade, the 16-bit Sega Mega Drive was the balls-to-the-wall console that opened many of our eyes to truly great gaming.
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