The clever design of a Seminyak stay suggests summer in Scandinavia – minus the Viking tropes.
Oct 11, 2026
Chinese brand Avatr has previewed its near-production flagship three-row luxury SUV, debuting the Concept T09 in Paris ahead of a potential 2028 launch for export markets – and it could come to Australia.
Cannabis-related hospitalisations, including psychotic disorders, have surged in one state, with a particular spike among women and girls.
A brand of turkey gravy sold in Canada has been recalled because it contains undeclared mustard.
A farmer finding the sector's next generation and an academic training rural first responders have been honoured for work to make country communities stronger.
Showpo CEO and founder, podcast host, mum of two: With so many plates spinning, here's how Jane Lu prioritises her body and mind in her daily routine.
Running is unforgiving. But if you follow this advice, you’ll lower your chances of doing your body damage.
Overshadowed by its rival Manchester, Salford has its own claims to fame, including the pioneering work of Sir Ian McKellen’s great-great-grandfather in getting workers some time off.
They’re fast, punctual and clean. Now, 60 years after they launched, Shinkansen trains can now add another adjective to the list: luxurious.
Visiting Italy in a supposed off-peak period, my train was so crowded I had to stand up for the entire 90-minute journey. It shouldn’t be like this.
Overshadowed by its rival Manchester, Salford has its own claims to fame, including the pioneering work of Sir Ian McKellen’s great-great-grandfather in getting workers time off.
Hong Kong’s Asia+ Festival, the annual celebration of the cultural diversity of the region, particularly those countries linked by the Belt and Road Initiative – China’s plan to develop a global trading network – is back for its fourth edition under the theme “Traditions Recast”. Two headline shows at this year’s festival – organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department – which runs until the end of November, perfectly capture that spirit by fusing ancient music with visual art and...
As part of its strategic efforts to diversify tourism source markets and expand its international reach, the Ajman Department of Tourism, Culture and Media is conducting a promotional roadshow across Central Asia from 12 to 16 October, with dedicated events in Tashkent on 13 October and Almaty on 15 October. The roadshow aims to strengthen direct engagement with key travel and tourism partners, showcase Ajman’s diverse destination offering, and explore new opportunities for cooperation and strategic partnerships across two promising markets. The initiative also supports the Department’s wider efforts to broaden its international partner network and strengthen Ajman’s visibility among new visitor segments.