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Biodiversity and light rail in push for inner city bypass

"This government could be looking at these things while construction continues."

Newcastle Herald

Rising has yet to establish its voice – but this year's festival gave us significant and thrilling work by First Nations artists

Rising has just completed its second run across Melbourne. The newest addition to the city’s festival scene, Rising replaced the much-loved White Night festival and the much-celebrated Melbourne International Arts Festival.

The Conversation

Blockade Australia protest action at coal ports

A woman has suspended herself from a rail bridge at Newcastle coal port to protest climate change inaction, as protests also occur in Melbourne and Brisbane.

The New Daily

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I spent the day eating like Nigella Lawson – and lived to tell the tale

On social media, the culinary celebrity regularly chronicles her favourite eating spots in Australia. Ann Ding followed in her footsteps – and fell asleep on the ride home

The Guardian - AU

Visit Melbourne: 8 bucket list things to do — including golf — Down Under

Here are 8 must-do activities when visiting Melbourne.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The 6 best Australia holidays to do in your lifetime, from the Kimberley to Kangaroo Island

Australia offers a wealth of options for true bucket-list adventures, from safari-style camps on the sand to trips into the Outback

The Independent UK

Melbourne city guide: Best things to do and where to stay in Australia’s free-spirited capital of cool

A sublime food and drink scene, packed with culture of all kinds and infused with a European edge unlike any other location Down Under – Melbourne makes for the ultimate city break, says Cristian Bonetto

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Woman warns tourists about strict Rome dress code

‘I was dressed too slutty,’ said traveller barred from Vatican

The Independent UK

Dark Mofo’s 36-hour rave: either the best bush doof or worst orgy ever

Running from noon until midnight for three days, Trance was part party, part endurance theatre, part provocation for the sake of it

The Guardian - AU

Woman warns tourists about strict Rome dress code

‘I was dressed too slutty,’ said traveller barred from Vatican

The Independent UK

Woman warns tourists about strict Rome dress code

‘I was dressed too slutty,’ said traveller barred from Vatican

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: Hunter Valley reeling after bus crash; AFL player bailed on burglary charges; and what grip strength says about health

Bus driver in custody after crash near town of Greta which left 10 dead and more than 20 injured

The Guardian - AU

Community reeling as ‘fairytale’ Hunter Valley wedding turns to tragedy after bus crash

Mitchell Gaffney and Maddy Edsell had a ‘beautiful ceremony’, hours before a bus carrying guests overturned on the Hunter expressway

The Guardian - AU

British backpacker loses arm in horrific Australian farm accident

Henry Dunn, 23, is fundraising so he can regain his “exciting and adventurous life”

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Brit backpacker loses arm after it is crushed in gruesome accident on gap year

Henry Dunn, 23, suffered a horrific injury to his left arm, which led doctors to amputate the limb below the elbow, after working on a farm at the Larrimah Station, five hours south east of Darwin, while backpacking across Australia

The Week

Trip of the week: a road trip around Tasmania

Tasmania is only about the size of Ireland, but it packs in an awful lot of scenery, said James Stewart in The Daily Telegraph. The east coast is “scalloped by astonishing beaches and lapped by sea the colour of kingfishers”; the west is “like Scotland on steroids”; and the land…

ABC News

South Australian air links to outback towns grounded by thick fog

Visibility fell to 100 metres and road traffic slowed to a crawl as fog blanketed large parts of outback South Australia.

ABC News

South Australia's outback covered in thick fog caused by large amount of moisture

William Creek tourism operator Trevor Wright told the ABC he had only seen such thick fog on a handful of occasions, which the BOM says has been caused by an unusual amount of moisture in northern SA.

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Northern Territory tourism indicators down despite high hopes for 2023

This was supposed to be the year tourism across the Northern Territory bounced back, but weeks into what should be the peak of the season, David Woodrow is cutting his Darwin Harbour sunset cruises.

Belfast Live

West Belfast family quit jobs to travel Australia in a caravan

Kevin and Jennifer Maguire moved to Australia after honeymooning on the east coast

The New Daily

The Stats Guy: The reason why tourism is quickly shedding the COVID blues

The Australian tourism industry is recovering after a horror two years. This is who is driving it, and some challenges for the sector.

The Conversation

Native raspberries, limes and geraniums: how did these curious plants end up in Australia?

While plants can’t walk, they can certainly travel. Some species have travelled vast distances over millennia, moving by different and varied modes.

Newcastle Herald

Council's plan to protect former Miss Universe Australia's hometown

Former Miss Universe Australia Jennifer Hawkins isn't the only treasure to come out of Holmesville that Lake Macquarie City Council wants to protect.

ABC News

Vivid festival director Gill Minervini wants people to have fun — and think a little along the way

Festival director Gill Minervini is experienced in running big events, but the large scale of Sydney Vivid is something else for the self-confessed "festival junkie".

ABC News

Horse's head dumped at NSW Snowy Mountains National Parks Office disgusts staff

Police are investigating after a man filmed himself leaving a decapitated horse head on the doorstep of the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) office in the NSW Snowy Mountains.

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