What Are Some of Our Family Rituals?
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16 December, 2020
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The Giving Games: kids and the gift of giving
’Tis the season to be jolly, but the spirit of giving at Christmas can get lost in the spirit of ‘expanding our wish list’, writes Kater Symons. This festive season, we celebrate the kids whose number one wish is to spread joy through the gift...
16 December, 2020
Nostalgia’s leading role in the festive season food coma
It’s just over a week until Christmas, which means in about seven-and-a-half days, not long after Christmas lunch, there’ll be a good number of people slumping into chairs and loosening their waistbands before falling into a festive food coma. The condition’s less common, scientific name is...
16 December, 2020
Ten tips to make your holidays less fraught and more festive
The holiday season doesn’t always have to be stressful. Freya Higgins-Desbiolles suggests ways you can enjoy it a bit more. Holidays are a time of high stress. Despite the delight of not having to work for several days or even weeks, holidays come with pressures. These can...
25 November, 2020
Movie Review: Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey
Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey reviewed by the Australian Council on Children and the Media (ACCM) Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey is a fun and different twist on the usual holiday movie genre. What it lacks in coherent plot lines, it makes up for with...
25 November, 2020
Now is the time to buy Christmas gifts online—so you get them in time!
Christmas gift-giving this year will not be 'as normal', write Flavio Romero Macau and Reza Kiani Mavi. Don't procrastinate or it will be too late! Santa Claus is the ultimate global logistics worker, magically delivering gifts all over the world in a single night. The rest of...
11 November, 2020
Transformed Australian Museum to reopen shortly
Revamped, Reopened and General Admission is Free! The Australian Museum (AM) in Sydney will reopen to the public on Saturday 28 November after a 15 month $57.5m building transformation which has significantly increased public spaces and improved amenities within the historic museum complex on the corner...
04 November, 2020
A Spooktacular Halloween Kids’ Party
Get some killer ideas for a trick or treat filled kids' Halloween party and follow our tips on hosting and decorate your own spooky party celebration....
21 October, 2020
The story of ‘The Secret Garden’ and the healing power of nature
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden has been described as “the most significant children’s book of the 20th century.” writes Emma Hayes, First published in 1911, after being serialised in The American Magazine, it was dismissed by one critic at the time as simple and lacking...
30 September, 2020
Join the rebellion…watch Spartacus by The Australian Ballet
The Australian Ballet's 2018 production of Spartacus traces the journey of a hero who fights for freedom from oppression. Choreographer Lucas Jervies, a NIDA-trained director and a former dancer with The Australian Ballet, breathed new life into one of The Australian Ballet’s most popular works. Inspired by Steven Heathcote’s fierce 1990 portrayal of the Thracian warrior and transported by Khachaturian’s music, he was...
24 July, 2020