Ria is the Editor for Australia, leading content and editorial strategy across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. With a background spanning print and digital media, she has spent more than five years covering the best of Sydney and beyond for Secret Media Network. Outside of work, she enjoys big books, long walks and old movies. PR pals can reach her at ria.lawrence@feverup.com.
Mount Kosciuszko in the Snowy Mountains is part of the Seven Summits --- the highest peaks on each of the seven continents. But unlike the other six, you don't need any mountaineering or technical climbing skills to con...
Clear your calendars for June 15 because Carriageworks is bringing back its Winter Seasonal Market for one day only. Tempting Sydneysiders with excellent seasonal produce alongside live talks, cooking demonstrations and...
If there's one thing NSW does well it's . With over 895 dotted across the state, some of Australia's most divine can be found in these sprawling, recreational havens. One place bound to stop you in your tracks is the K...
Vivid Sydney is in full swing in the Harbour City and if you're keen to make the most of the giant light festival over the , there is a stacked line-up of events to look forward to. You'll find everything from heavy-hit...
If there are two things Sydneysiders love, it's and the . And there is one place not too far from the city that pairs the two beautifully. While the has plenty of secrets and hidden gems, one that stands out is the pi...
The popular is one of and its most photogenic. Hidden in NSW’s Kosciuszko National Park, the wonderful has long drawn swimmers and city dwellers to soak in the steam --- while enjoying the fresh mountain air and beau...
Campbelltown is full of historical charm and fun things to do for the outdoorsy but a beach isn't something you'd expect to find in the southwestern suburb of Sydney. But thanks to Campbelltown's Billabong Parklands Pro...
The Australian gold-rush era is one of the country's most popular stories. When gold was first discovered in 1851, news quickly spread around the world and saw an influx of people from countries like England, Poland and...
It's one of the world's most popular historical sites, but if you can't fly halfway around the world to England to catch a glimpse of Stonehenge, there's a full-scale replica deep in the heart of the Glen Innes Highland...
There are plenty of abandoned places in Sydney including the tunnels under Wynyard Station. These received a new lease on life courtesy of Vivid Sydney last year with a wild and interactive light show called Dark Spect...