Jik and I had our photo taken at the Cathedral Magnetic Termite Mounds — or, in simpler terms, a gigantic termite nest.…
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Before visitors enter Mossman Gorge, the Kuku Yalanji people perform the sacred Aboriginal smoking ceremony as a welcome to the country.…
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Overall, it has been a very full (pun intended) day in Darwin, formerly known as Palmerston. Does it warrant us calling it Palmy?…
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The first thing I noticed was the disproportionate number of people wearing Akubra (cowboy) hats at the airport and around Darwin city today.…
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I was late for the MFWF’s Ghibli-Inspired “The Heart Inside Night” at Robata and had to squeeze into an empty seat in the middle of the long table, dashing out multiple ‘sorry’s and ‘excuse me’s. Once seated, the first thing that caught my eye was the snippets of Ghibli movies playing in the background…
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I bid everyone goodbye and ticked off Sunshine Wonders after adding these three places to my go-to Sunshine, joining other culinary cultures.…
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Being a newbie is a great excuse to keep going on Melbourne Chai Crawl adventures to discover the best chai in Melbourne.…
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I was at the toddy shop with Fafa, called “Toddy Shop,” a Kerala cuisine eatery located in the hipster neighbourhood of Collingwood and opened by an equally hipster-looking chef. The Toddy Shop is much smaller than the open-air OG toddy shop I visited in Kerala, but Fafa said this was the usual size of…
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Some time ago, I saw an email from Melbourne’s most iconic local occult store, Spellbox, offering a class on Favomancy. I had never heard of Favomancy before. The email’s brief paragraph describes Favomancy as the art of divination that originated in Italy using beans. I did a little more research and learned that it…
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Located on the rooftop of a working space, Adda Yoga is one of the most highly-rated yoga studios in Canggu Bali.…
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