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27 Aboriginal artists are coming together for this free Sydney art market
Shop for paintings, weaving and textiles directly from First Nations artists at this market at Carriageworks this spring Things to do, Markets Carriageworks, Eveleigh Recommended You're invited to browse and buy some of the most remarkable…
Where to see Christmas lights being switched on in the West 2026
November is here and for many, the countdown to Christmas has officially started. As the festive season gets under way, so do a variety of seasonal events across the West country. Some are grand affairs while others are cosier and more intimate.
From the streets of Lagos to the Chanel catwalk: how a creative's thrift-shop style took her to Paris
Before Paris, there was Lagos, with its busy markets, roadside stalls and maze of disorderly streets. And then there was Rachel Ojuromi, sashaying through it all and turning the everyday into an unlikely catwalk. For the past six months, Ojuromi…
Should you make the switch to Google Pixel from Samsung Galaxy?
It depends what you're after: minimal bloatware or flagship power. Google revealed the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro in August 2026, flagships with new AI features and camera improvements that helped them go toe-to-toe with the Samsung Galaxy S26…
'Avedon' Review: Ron Howard's Thrilling Documentary About Richard Avedon, the Great Photographer Who Turned Head-On Portraits Into an Art Form
“ Avedon,” Ron Howard 's documentary about the legendary photographer, is a fantastic movie. It's the best documentary Ron Howard has made (my favorite before this: “The Beatles: Eight Days a Week”), and it's been edited…
10 Apple products and features that transformed under Tim Cook's leadership
Apple changed a lot in the last 15 years. When Tim Cook became Apple's CEO in 2011, he began leading what was already one of the world's most successful technology companies. The iPhone was driving Apple's growth, the iPad was still relatively new…
I tested the iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture and new Photographic Styles in New Zealand - here are 35 of my favorite photos
Apple has touted the addition of a variable aperture main camera on the new iPhone 18 Pro, claiming it delivers an improvement in low-light photos and video, and more control over depth of field when composing shots. But with an almost identical…
Enchanted' Yorkshire village perfect for family day out with stone circle
For families who enjoy the countryside with an element of intrigue, a visit to this Yorkshire village is an excellent option. The Yorkshire Dales, specifically, is a wonderful location throughout the year, featuring vast skies, verdant valleys and…
macOS 27.3 could change how you grant AI agents Full Disk Access, here's how
Last month, Apple announced it'd be tightening privacy controls in a future macOS update, in response to AI agents requesting Full Disk Access then going rogue with users data without them being fully aware. Now, we have an idea of how the changes…
Can Instagram-worthy healthy food compete with tempting fast food photos?
Can the same mouthwatering photography that makes fast food irresistible persuade teenagers to choose healthier meals? Researchers tested the idea on Instagram, comparing food imagery, nutritional captions, and adolescents' responses. / Want to…
Report: John Ternus pushing Craig Federighi to speed up Apple software engineering
In the past few years, a major Apple story (especially in the age of AI) has been that the company isn't moving fast enough in the space to keep up with competitors. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, new Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly…
'I've seen people in my neighbourhood pulled out of their cars': Ava DuVernay on the cruelty and brutality of Trump's America
When I ask Ava DuVernay how she kept her focus while making her new film – or how anyone does, when the onslaught of news, fake news and disputed facts seems designed to overwhelm – she starts to answer, then stops. Her eyes have…
Apple could scrap Action Button for Camera Control
Whispers in the Appleverse suggest that the iPhone's Action Button could soon be a thing of the past, set to merge with Camera Control. As the tolerant yet unenthused owner of an iPhone 16 (the first line of models to include this feature), I must…
9 Movies That Were Notoriously Difficult To Make
Getting any movie made is a minor miracle. While the finished film only takes anywhere from 90-120 minutes to enjoy, years of hard work went into making that become a reality. It begins with the script, obviously, but production can be its own…
No screen, no app, just a camera that prints
I take hundreds of photos on my phone, but how many actually make it off the screen? Twogather has tackled this with its new DA1 Camera, a compact digital camera that prints your photos as soon as you take them. There's no screen to check, no app…
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