Likes riding his bike, which is older than him, around the city and exploring. But, he prefers to walk back to places he's found since he's no fan of his bike being stolen. He writes commercial content at SMN and sometimes about stuff he finds.
One of the first bills to be put to parliament in 2023 will be to lower the voting age to 16 in order to give younger Australians the voice to shape their future. Although not the first time such a bill has been put to...
Some cafes aren’t just opening themselves up to dogs and calling themselves dog-friendly cafes, they’re also putting together special-doggie menus for our fur-babies too because, well, they’re special...
Although I don’t know why—aside from the alliteration, the syllable count or the similarity in the sound of Tues and twos—I don’t really care because tacos are cheaper on Tuesdays and if you’re in the...
Before the owners of Esteban Mark Crawford and Michael Fegent opened their amazing restaurant, they did some serious (and seriously tasty) research. They travelled to Mexico and parts of the United States in pursuit of...
Whether you believe it was Carlos Herrera, owner of a restaurant somewhere between Tijuana and Baja California, who made the drink in 1938 for a customer allergic to all spirits except tequila; or, Don Carlos bartending...
The best time to visit Tasmania is during the summer months when the temperatures reach 20-24º celsius on the coast and the valleys west of Hobart are even warmer. The water glistens, the trees tower and Tasmanians are...
Universities are repositories of knowledge and the Chau Chak Wing Museum at the University of Sydney, just like the Museum of Human Disease at the University of New South Wales, is replete with objects and artefacts fro...
The Australian Museum closed its doors for 15 months in order to complete the biggest renovation project in its 190-years history. When visitors returned, they found an extra 3000-square-metres of space, which included...
A visit to the New South Wales Museum of Disease is not for the faint-hearted. However, for those with a deadly curiosity, an inkling for the macabre, or are simply fascinated by the science and history behind deadly di...
Correct me if I’m wrong, but every Australian city (bar Darwin) is located on a river. Rivers tend to be a life source for its city and a focal point of sorts. They’re great for long, chilled-out walks, view...