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Paul Ewart

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Adventure-hungry journalist,TV & video producer & all-round content guru. Founder of #MoonDogMedia and #TheTravelHop 🇬🇧 🇦🇺
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The invisible upgrade: your guide to non-surgical refinement

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By Paul Ewart 
| Men's Health (Australia)
You thought getting ‘tweakments’ was just for the girls? Think again. From the dusty construction sites of Western Sydney to the glass-walled boardrooms of the CBD, Aussie men are quietly driving a record-breaking surge in cosmetic procedures that has completely blown the lid off traditional masculinity. The figures are frankly ridiculous, the demand is insane, and the old-school stereotype of the rough-and-ready Aussie bloke who laughs off moisturiser is officially dead.
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Why Aussie workers are ditching the CBD tower for high-design hubs

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By Paul Ewart 
| Real Commercial
Success in the Australian CBD used to be measured by the floor number of a glass-and-steel skyscraper. But walk through the streets of our capitals in 2026 and you’ll notice a distinct shift. The traditional long-term lease is looking increasingly like a relic of the past as businesses — from tiny start-ups to corporate giants — flock to co-working hubs that offer something no home office can replicate: a heartbeat. Forget the old-school dominance of sprawling, multi-level headquarters.
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The Bali property trap: Why your holiday home dream could become a nightmare

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By Paul Ewart , Matt Bell
| RealEstate
News For many Australians, Bali is more than just a holiday destination, it's a second home. But behind the promise of rice-paddy views and infinity pools lies a complex legal landscape, and while buying a Balinese villa might sound simple, the reality is far more complicated. “Bali has long been a favourite for Australians,” said Nathan Ryan, co-founder and owner of Bali Realty, a Seminyak-based agency established in 2009.
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