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Ian Swift’s hands were made for sculpting. Even at the tender age of seven, the Blue Mountains-based artist had a curiosity for recycled materials and discarded items that he could transform into something more interesting. Tiffany Turtabudi “As a young kid I used to...

Rae Bolotin's not-for-profit artists' residency invigorates local and international artists alike Tiffany Turtabudi Deep in the heart of the Bilpin bush land stands a shed unlike any other. Six metres tall, fitted with 41 solar panels and constructed primarily out of...

This year a five-day break over Easter provides the perfect opportunity to take a short trip down the coast Mike Fairbairn With Easter just around the corner, Sydneysiders can make the most of their holidays this year and take off to the South Coast to soak up the...

For someone travelling to Japan without skis in the middle of her coldest winter in more than 30 years the first question everyone asks are why are you going and where is Tohoku?

 Tohoku is the north eastern area of the Honshu Island (Japan’s largest island) and it...

Prepare to immerse yourself in the sun-drenched capital of North African culture! By Tess Gibney Frenetic, sweaty and disarmingly foreign, it’s hard to comprehend the bustling port city of Tangier in Morocco’s North is less than a 45 minute ferry ride from mainland...

There isn’t really a ‘bad’ time to visit New York City, but the Big Apple in the summer is hard to beat when it comes to the ‘best’, so grab your passport and our guide to the city’s ‘Must See’s’ and go!