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'I felt unimportant': women beg inquiry for real change
An overdue national inquiry into women's health has been flooded with submissions on trauma, pain, medical misogyny and lack of care following childbirth.
Just 37 Travel Products For Anyone Who Wants To Be Over-Prepared In The Best Way
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The little lives and long road behind a very big walk
A year ago, Harry's parents could only dream of joining Walk for Prems. After 123 days in the NICU, they're celebrating just how far their boy has come.
No Americans Can Identify These British Foods By A Super Zoomed-In Photo
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Why freaky shoes from Saint Laurent, Chanel and Dior are trending
There is something quite deliciously subversive about a freaky shoe. Feet of course already hold a hint of perversion – some people are really into them, while others find them repellent. But shod those feet in a shoe that people can find both compelling and strange? Well actually, that’s fashion catnip. Visceral proof can be found in those who have made the freaky shoe their signature, such as the aristocratic, enigmatic and entirely iconic Daphne Guinness, who always wears a pair of...
Singapore to Bali: South-East Asia by luxury cruise
Singapore sets the course for 10 nights cruising through Malaysia and Java to Bali, with dining, drinks and shore excursions included.
9 Injured After J.F.K.-Bound Flight Hits Severe Turbulence
Avianca Flight 42 was en route to New York from Medellín, Colombia, when it “encountered unexpected turbulence” and was diverted to Miami.
Truths are eternal, but change is constant
Change presents difficulties for all of us, not least any established church.
‘I knew it made no money’: After her divorce, Kate bought her dream shop thanks to arrogance
Three women used their financial independence to make a symbolic – but substantial – purchase.
‘It’s a nice place to leave it’: Why Guy Montgomery isn’t rushing to marry his fiancée
The comedian opens up on how finding love changed him.
‘I sat motionless’: An overheard secret left author Monica McInerney with a moral dilemma
“Sometimes what I overhear affects me greatly.”
Libra: Don’t allow anyone to take advantage of you
Free weekly forecast in life, love and career from renowned astrologer Hedy Damari.
A $50-million fitness empire by 32: Inside Tammy Hembrow’s next chapter
Twice engaged and once married and divorced, the influencer says she has “never been happier” as she steps into a new TV role.
What three strangers taught a single mum on a trip to New Zealand
There’s an enormous mental load of travelling alone with a child but these moments make it worth it.
‘I don’t believe in fashion mistakes’: The three essential items this stylist swears by
Karinda Mutabazi says this is the one accessory that brings an outfit together.
‘Fasting until 2pm’: The pre-race diet mistake this pizza chef is making
Jake Smyth shares his day on a plate.
Inside the inner-city terrace with pink walls and striking contemporary art
An artist’s vision transforms a dated terrace into an unconventional family home filled with contemporary art.
The ultimate guide to vase styling from $30 finds to artisan glass
A round-up of the best vases for fruit, foliage or flowers, from handmade ceramics to jewel-toned glass.
The October 11 Edition
In our cover story, Tammy Hembrow chats about building a $50 million fitness empire, navigating intense public scrutiny, and creating a life on her own terms.
New WA cabins put you close to nature with all the comforts of a city hotel
These modern cabins face a little-known estuary not far from the Margaret River region.
Dracula is the least interesting thing about this underrated nation
Discover the unexpected highlights of one of Europe’s best-kept secrets.
When it comes to US train travel, this station is the jewel in the crown
Opened in 1925 in the beaux-arts style, it’s basically a temple devoted to rail travel.
Screen Queen TV reviews: Dustfall, Celebrity Traitors, The State Of Man, The Diplomat and Chrystal Lake
Dustfall, Celebrity Traitors, The State Of Man, The Diplomat and Chrystal Lake: here’s what our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is watching and loving this week.
Nat Locke: You might know it as the Bachelor’s Handbag, but Woolies wants you to carry one for real
Now, look. I love a handbag as much as the next person . . . but making the Bachelor’s Handbag handbag a reality?
Adrian Barich: Why Jaymie Graham could be the best bloke I’ve met in football
From a challenging childhood to retiring from the Eagles at 25, North Melbourne’s new coach proves you don’t have to break players to make them better.
What Travelers Need to Know as Isaias Pushes Inland
The storm, which closed airports and canceled trains along the Gulf, could affect major hubs like Atlanta and Charlotte.
Hilton’s Tempo Will Make its European Debut in Munich, With a Rooftop Bar and Arena Next Door
Hilton’s first Tempo lifestyle hotel in European oil will open in Munich, coinciding with the new Arena event zone planned near the airport. The post Hilton’s Tempo Will Make its European Debut in Munich, With a Rooftop Bar and Arena Next Door appeared first on Business Traveller.
Hilton’s Tempo Set For Europe Debut in Munich, with Rooftop Bar and Arena Next Door
Hilton’s lifestyle brand is expanding into Europe, with its 199-room property set to bring a rooftop bar, gym and café to Munich’s growing entertainment district near the airport. The post Hilton’s Tempo Set For Europe Debut in Munich, with Rooftop Bar and Arena Next Door appeared first on Business Traveller.
Hotel Review: Ark Shoreditch – Co-Working and Karaoke in East London
Recently opened serviced apartment property Ark Shoreditch brings trendy interiors, impressive entertainment facilities, and a brimming events calendar to East London's hospitality scene The post Hotel Review: Ark Shoreditch – Co-Working and Karaoke in East London appeared first on Business Traveller.
Nearly 80, Korean artist Kang Myonghi talks about ‘What Remains to be Seen’
At nearly 80, South Korean artist Kang Myonghi retains the creative energy of her youth. She remains active in her studio, with her commitment to international projects undiminished. In recent months, she has visited Hong Kong twice to prepare for “What Remains to be Seen”, her first solo exhibition at a gallery in two years. The only pause in her working routine came during the 2020 pandemic lockdowns. Travel restrictions did little to stem her creative output, however. Being confined to Jeju...
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