What Andrew Barr says his Europe trade mission will do for Canberra A new deal will also promote Canberra to tourists abroad. The Canberra Times · 18h ago
Beloved Scottish play park gifted by Australia at risk of demolition THERE is concern a popular Fair City play park gifted by Perth, Australia will be lost forever and developed over. The National (Scotland) · Oct 14
The new Western Sydney international airport is about to open. Will it be cheaper to get to and fly from? Fares for domestic and international flights out of Sydney’s newest airport are still comparable with Kingsford Smith airport – but at least the parking’s cheaper The Guardian - AU · Oct 14
Australia Work and Holiday- Subclass 462 Explained: Indians have limited opportunities to live, travel, and work The Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement opens the door for young Indians to join the Work and Holiday visa program. With only 1,000 visas available each year, eligible candidates must enter a ballot to secure a chance to apply. Selected individuals can work in various fields, enhancing their international… The Economic Times · Oct 14
Our nightlife is on the up, but what does this really mean? The data says one thing, but the people on the ground say another. The Canberra Times · Oct 12
Did your local pub make the cut for best parmi in the state? Find out here These Hunter Region venues have been shortlisted for a state award. Newcastle Herald · Oct 12
Behind the scenes of the massive coffee operation inside Parliament Inside the high-stakes cafes fuelling Australia's political machine. The Canberra Times · Oct 12
'Cars with blindfolded kids?': the running cult alive and well in Canberra The sport is not played anywhere else. The Canberra Times · Oct 9
I hitchhiked from Sydney to Perth, and found comfort in the company of strangers The lost practice of hitchhiking is a subculture, an art, and a way of travel that satisfies wanderlust like no other trip. Plus, it costs nothing The Guardian - AU · Oct 9
NSW protects first pink lakes: governments buy Pulgamurtie Station The acquisition of Pulgamurtie Station in New South Wales, covering 74,000 hectares of unique landscapes, aims to protect the area's stunning pink lakes and vulnerable wildlife. This initiative not only prioritizes Aboriginal cultural heritage but also fosters diverse ecosystems vital for local species. Future plans include opportunities for recreational activities… The Times of India · Oct 8
Hunter drivers to benefit from massive $1.74-billion boost to key road corridors The new funding will make three key road corridors safer and more efficient Newcastle Herald · Oct 6
Three trains in 25 minutes: why we need a solution to the Adamstown gates Newcastle councillors call on the state government to build the Lower Hunter Freight Bypass. Newcastle Herald · Oct 6
Barr Euro-bound on $18,500 trip with big ambitions Chief Minister Andrew Barr heads to Germany, UK on trade mission. The Canberra Times · Oct 5
658 unmarked graves found at two remote Australian cemeteries after specialist search A groundbreaking project has identified 658 previously unmarked graves at the White Cliffs and Menindee cemeteries in Australia. Utilizing advanced non-invasive scanning techniques, Hunter Geophysics successfully located these burial sites, ensuring no disturbance to the ground. This initiative aims to enhance cemetery management and heritage conservation, with plans for memorialization… The Times of India · Oct 3
The Canberra Times · Sep 28 Chasing the sun: your guide to Canberra's best outdoor dining The best outdoor cafes, pubs and lakeside spots in Canberra.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 24 Newcastle Airport to send 20 people on Singapore mission The 20-strong Hunter delegation is due to leave for Singapore on Sunday.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 24 ‘Hanging on by a thread’: 11th hour decision to protect endangered birds from SA space project plans welcomed The Eyre peninsula site is ‘precious and important’ habitats for southern emu-wren and home to 80% of the mallee whipbird population
The Canberra Times · Sep 23 National Gallery opens new Oculus Cafe amid $219m roof overhaul Step inside the NGA's new light-filled garden cafe.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 23 Byron Bay’s ‘daggier neighbour’ named in Lonely Planet’s 2027 Best in Travel list The Tweed region is easily as beautiful as nearby Byron, but without the glamour and crowds. For locals, the biggest drawcard is the community
The Times of India · Sep 22 In 1984, Denis Bartell crossed Australia’s Simpson Desert alone in a 390-km trek In 1984, Australian explorer Denis Bartell walked 390km from west to east across the Simpson Desert in a three-week solo journey with no backup vehicles. Bartell had already crossed the desert more than 30 times in four-wheel-drive vehicles and studied the records of earlier explorers before making the journey on…
The Guardian - AU · Sep 18 Tasma Walton: ‘I understand what it’s like to be powerless’ The actor and writer on her Perth homecoming, the family fairytale she felt compelled to rewrite, and why we need more middle-aged women on our screens
The Canberra Times · Sep 18 Why this remote dusty junction will soon be crawling with vehicles But not with black cabs and red double-decker buses.
The Canberra Times · Sep 16 Big Splash remains shut as Chris Steel orders a new analysis Another long Canberra summer without Big Splash.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 16 Mascots, merchandise and Mixue: the new wave of Asian fast food chains in Australia Since 2023, a slew of fast food and quick service restaurants from east and south-east Asia have debuted in Australia, capturing the youth market and ‘little treat’ culture
The Canberra Times · Sep 15 How to convince visitors Canberra isn't so bad? I take them here This New Acton go-to has never served me a dud meal.