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The Star of the Seas.

The titanic task of catering on cruise ships

THE ECONOMIST: How top chef manages a shipload of food and thousands of hungry passengers.

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Cinnamon rolls with Nutella.

How to make the perfect cinnamon scroll for the holidays

Sydney-based cake sensation Kat Sabbath reveals how to make the perfect cinnamon rolls for this festive season.

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Sarah Tuck’s Croque Monsieur or Madame.

Leftover ham levelled up, plus Christmas treats

NZ food blogger gives leftover ham sandwiches and chocolate almonds a much-needed upgrade.

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Keep the cross-generational peace in time for Christmas.

Five common mistakes grandparents make

THE WASHINGTON POST: Keep the cross-generational peace in time for Christmas.

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NEW YORK TIMES: Private medical tests have become the next frontier of a growing obsession with wellness data.

The rise of the ‘just in case’ MRI

NEW YORK TIMES: Private medical tests have become the next frontier of a growing obsession with wellness data.

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Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall's development company J Group Projects are putting the finishing touches on their mansion in Whale Beach. Pictures Instagram
This stunning dessert is big and bold, in honour of the ballerina Anna Pavlova and the opera star Nellie Melba. Food stylist: Simon Andrews. (Ryan Liebe/The New York Times)

This dessert is worthy of a diva, or two

Do you prefer a peach Melba (named for opera star Nellie Melba)? Or a pavlova (named for ballerina Anna Pavlova)? This daydreaming led to my idea for a raspberry-stippled pavlova with peaches and cream.

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Paul Blackmore photographs Australians the way we see ourselves — unguarded, sun-marked, mid-moment.

How one Aussie photographer captures the soul of our country

‘What a privilege to see how rich Australia really is. We’ve got the oldest cultures here. It’s incredible.’

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Whether en route, passing through or close enough – here are some appealing Australian destinations and experiences.

The 13 things you should be adding to your travel itinerary

Whether en route, passing through or close enough – here are some appealing Australian destinations and experiences (some products, too) to consider in the coming month.

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This quiet luxury resort will allow you to indulge in one of the country’s finest properties.

Why you need to visit this luxury Tasmanian resort

At Saffire Freycinet, no one’s watching so take your time, and indulge in one of the country’s finest properties.

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Armed with a vintage Canon camera, Maticevski took to Paris to fall in love with the art of making again.

How Paris reignited one Aussie designer’s creative spark

Ahead of a deeply personal photographic exhibition and the aligned release of a new book, award-winning Australian fashion designer Toni Maticevski explores the inspiration Paris offers.

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