Postcards / Travel
Music editor Alys Hale takes us along to Launceston for a weekend at A Festival Called Panama
Here are her tips on where to eat, stay, what to take and do.
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Postcards from WorldPride with Keiynan Lonsdale
We catch up with Lonsdale on what the experience of performing at WorldPride was like, navigating the commercial connotations it carries, and what’s next for him.
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San Cisco send postcards from a summer on tour
This dispatch comes to you from Beyond The Valley, NYE in the Park and Wine Machine.
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Kitty Callaghan shares her photo diary from her trip to Qatar
Dotted with natural wonder, stimulating architecture and unique cultural experiences, she shares her highlights.
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Emma Gott shares her travel diary from Milan and Florence
For the lowdown on what to eat, see and where to stay, we’ve got you covered.
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Yasmin Suteja shares her travel diary from Christmas in Tokyo
A part of me is wondering why I’m leaving Sydney when the weather is so beautiful,” Suteja says. “And then I remember this time last year I was self isolating as a close contact and spent Christmas alone.
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Postcards from a perfect 72 hours in Perth with Uber
I spent the perfect 72 hours in Western Australia with Uber, who have recently introduced new travel features that make getting around in a new city feel like second nature. These are some highlights from the trip.
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A night in NYC with Paris Georgia
On Tuesday, November 1, Paris Mitchell Temple and Georgia Cherrie of Paris Georgia hosted an intimate dinner in New York’s Waverly Inn to celebrate the launch of Collection 06.
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‘RUSSH’ sends postcards from our favourite Sydney spot this festive season
Everybody, meet Shell House.
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One night in Provence with Fashion & Brand Features Editor Ella O’Keeffe
Up in the hills of Provence, France, between Orange and Sisteron, is a town on top of a hill called Crillon Le-Brave. It has a population of 475, and on the day we arrived – a Sunday – there was not a soul in sight.