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‘Oh my God, I can put a shoe on my head’: waste walks the runway at Sydney festival

Over the weekend, members of the public turned discarded clothes into performance art at House of Fast Fashun

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‘Mini-city’: meet the 30,000 workers who power Australia’s busiest airport every day

Hidden from travellers, Sydney’s airport workers operate intricate networks of conveyor belts, birdwatch with shotguns and sniff out contraband

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‘Go and talk to strangers – it’s fun’: why speed dating is having a moment

As more singles swear off ‘the apps’, a new generation is bringing back an old way of meeting in real life

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Australian supermarket vegan milk taste test: one soy is gold-standard, all almond milks are watery

After imbibing 12 glasses of plant-based alternative milks in a single, queasy evening, Tristan Lutze found a clear winner – and an entire category he’d never try again

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Enter sandman: the cleaner raking 50km of Sydney’s famous beaches into morning neatness

Michael Weeks and his huge tractor remove tissues, cigarette butts, cans and other rubbish from Bondi, Bronte and Tamarama at night

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Blessed are the cheesemakers – and everyone else who just loves their job

Four Australians who go to work with a smile on their face and a song in their heart explain how they achieved what seems impossible to so many others

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An opera to float your boat: Sydney to be treated to free Puccini at Darling Harbour

Puccini’s one-act opera Il Tabarro will be staged on the 107-year-old Carpentaria, with the orchestra playing on a nearby barge

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Banter, dress-ups and the perfect quiz question: the colourful world of Australia’s pub trivia hosts

The current crop of trivia hosts are consummate entertainers, drawing in large crowds for raucous events that incorporate cabaret, comedy and dance challenges

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‘I just remember seeing the tag and being like “oh my God!”’: five designers on their best vintage finds

Trawling through vintage stores and op-shops can reveal gems in the rubble. Five Australian designers show off their treasures

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In plain sight but barely known: the beauty and mystery of Sydney harbour’s islands

Some are off limits to the public, others are easy to visit and one used to be two – but all have fascinating and sometimes tragic histories

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David Stratton’s closing credits: ‘I’ve done the best I could’

After 57 years in the business, Australia’s most prolific film critic is finally signing off

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Matildas’ Mary Fowler embraces new status but sidesteps the limelight

The 20-year-old Manchester City forward reflects on how life has changed for her after a monumental year for women’s football

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‘If our food is good enough, they will come’: the hidden dining gems at Australian petrol stations and carwashes

As rents skyrocket, chefs and restaurateurs are turning to unconventional locations – you just need to know where to look

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‘They break my heart’: the Palestinian Australians supporting refugees from the Israel-Gaza war

Of the successful visa applicants from Gaza, 143 have arrived in Australia in the past month

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‘The Mount Everest of leavened breads’: the makings of a panettone – and how to pick a good one

In Australia, households not in-the-know might give, receive or regift sub-par panettone at Christmas. But if we learn to choose a good panettone, can this festive fruit bread’s reputation be redeemed?

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‘I realised I had it in me’: the NSW students who topped this year’s HSC courses

For some of the year 12 students awarded First in Course awards in 2023, the path has not always been clear

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Scott fought for the right to die. Now he hopes he never has to use it

After a long, harrowing campaign by advocates and clinicians, NSW joins the rest of Australia, offering dignity to those suffering from incurable diseases and intolerable pain

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‘Pouring half a cup of balsamic over baby spinach is wrong’: how to make a great salad

From the importance of dry lettuce to how to excite ‘mild-mannered’ vegetables, Australian chefs, cooks and salad enthusiasts share their secrets

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Sara M Saleh: ‘I want to know the system and its flaws, so I know how to undo it, transcend it’

Grief and trauma can be generational, says the poet and human rights lawyer, but gifts can be generational too

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Marie had cancer and needed to reach Centrelink. Like millions of Australians, she couldn’t get through

More unanswered calls, growing delays for payments to be processed, all while staff head for the exit. Is Centrelink facing a new crisis?

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Pink linen, bubbles and 14 ‘mirages’: AI ranked this Sydney bar most influential in the world – is it worth the hype?

An elegant Rat Pack theme and constant clatter of shaking ice cubes proves a winning combination for Maybe Sammy

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School Strike 4 Climate: Australian students skip classes en masse to call for action

Hundreds of school students marched their way to Tanya Plibersek’s office with thousands protesting in Melbourne

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‘It just couldn’t exist anywhere else’: the Vietnamese seafood eatery hiding in a Sydney pub

The Wiley Park Hotel is like so many other pubs, but inside, the Rocs and Rolls restaurant sets it apart

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‘My heart is chanting’: Palestinian voices ring out at largest anti-war rallies in Australia since Iraq war

Up to 50,000 people in Sydney and 100,000 in Melbourne were reported to have marched last weekend and organisers say rallies will continue to grow

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Defamation in the internet age: could a $400,000 Australian court ruling silence the notorious online forum Kiwi Farms?

An Australian company that helped the website remain accessible has been ordered to pay damages – but the legal arguments remain unsettled

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