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Travel for the holiday experience, but most of all, do it for yourself

We travel for the food, the sights and maybe even the bragging rights. But many of us travel for the physical and mental health benefits. Whether we know Booking a holiday is a step in the right direction when it comes to self-care.

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Invasion Day 2023: a guide to protest marches and events across Australia on 26 January

People across the country will gather to call for change on 26 January and celebrate First Nations survival and culture

The Guardian - AU

Blue Mountains City Council to introduce parking fees at Bondi rates for towns, natural attractions

Echo Point is the only place in the region with paid parking but the council plans to roll out parking meters in several towns and at 10 natural attractions.

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It's a case of "indie only" at Newcastle Beer Fest

"I'm not against big breweries or anything like that, but this is purely a trade fair for independent beer breweries of Australia only."

Newcastle Herald

Morning Mail: Alice Springs leaders’ plea to Albanese; Burke joins Qantas court fight; Blanchett in Oscars running

Indigenous elders say visit by prime minister must not be isolated event in fight against social problems

The Guardian - AU

What Australia Day events are happening near me this year?

From laser shows to live music, here's your list of major Australia Day events planned around the country on January 26.

ABC News

A local’s guide to Sydney: ‘Nightlife is the best it’s ever been right now’

New (and revamped) venues are opening at a dizzying pace in Sydney. For the best food, clubs and beaches, you have to put in the work, says DJ Deepa Alam

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Airlines rolled the dice in December, and consumers walked with their wallets

In a blow to airlines and tourism, Sydney and Melbourne's airports had fewer passengers pass through terminals recently than pre-COVID.

The New Daily

Qantas flight bound for Kalgoorlie forced to turn around and return to Perth after 'mechanical problems'

A Qantas flight bound for Kalgoorlie in Western Australia's Goldfields from Perth returns to Perth Airport, with passengers told a mechanical fault was to blame.

ABC News

Qantas flight turns back partway into flight to ‘complete paperwork’

‘Hard to imagine why they couldn’t have solved the administrative problem mid air?’ says man whose parents were on the flight

The Independent UK

Qantas Adelaide-to-Perth flight returns to Adelaide because of incomplete paperwork

A Qantas flight from Adelaide to Perth is forced to turn around midair, delaying passengers by four hours, in the latest of a series of problems for the airline.

ABC News

Double demerits: Police warn 'we will be everywhere' during weekend road blitz

Newcastle-Hunter highway patrol Inspector Mick Buko said motorists should expect it to be "extremely busy" on all major roads with the public holiday falling on the Thursday.

Newcastle Herald

Elephant seal that caused havoc in Victorian seaside town reappears at another beach

Authorities say the 500kg animal is ‘definitely not Henry’, a seal that used to frequent the Mornington Peninsula in the early 2000s

The Guardian - AU

Gold exploration to occur near old Daylesford mine, prompting water and noise concerns

A Ballarat-based mining company has been granted a licence to see if any gold is left around Daylesford, leaving residents worried about long-term impacts.

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Clarence Council mayor threatens to call police after questioner quotes his controversial comments

A Tasmanian mayor says he stands by shutting down a council meeting and threatening to call the police on a ratepayer after they quoted remarks he made two years ago referencing Nazi Germany.

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Flynn knew this intersection was an accident waiting to happen, so he took matters into his own hands to make it safer

A request to install a crossing to make a busy road safer seemed like a simple enough request to Flynn, but when his local council would not intervene, he took matters into his own hands.

Chronicle Live

ITV viewers stumped by Durham filming location in Vera

As the region’s favourite detective set out to solve another grizzly murder, fans were a little distracted by an ornate building they couldn’t quite place

Daily Mirror

Brit bitten by highly venomous snake as Australians slam him for making simple mistake

TikToker Ben was enjoying his holiday on Faser Island in Queensland, Australia, with his partner when he waded through a patch of long grass and felt a suspected brown snake snap at his ankle

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Inala, Forest Lake bus services suspended in Brisbane after bus drivers threatened, spat on

Two Brisbane bus services are no longer stopping in the western suburbs after dark, with one bus driver saying colleagues servicing the routes "don't want to go to work" due to safety fears.

The Canberra Times

Woman drowns while paddleboarding at Jervis Bay

Woman's body recovered from the waters off Jervis Bay.

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Thinking Loud is a PR & Experiential agency based in Sydney. They create unique experiences, digital content & authentic PR campaigns that connect culture, brand and community. What makes them special, is their team’s deep understanding and unrivalled passion for popular culture & entertainment. Thinking Loud is currently on the…

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Cancelled event prompts questions in Tasmania

The cancellation of a historic motorsport expo in Tasmania has raised questions regarding government funding, according to a local report.

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Russian fears prison or death if deported from Broome after bridging visa expires

A Russian woman who guides tourists on camel rides along one of northern Australia's well-known beach destinations says she will be killed if she has to go back to her country of birth.

Newcastle Herald

P-plater clocked at 150km per hour in a 100 zone

A P-plater has lost his licence and had his car's registration plates confiscated, after being caught more than 50km over the speed limit.

ABC News

Sydney's 'nightmare' burial shortage persists, despite controversial new mega-cemetery

As Australia's major cities continue to grow, there's fierce debate about how to deal with a looming shortage of burial space.

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