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Italy’s fashion capital just scored an ultra-luxury hotel
With a post-Olympics glow, Milan is in its renaissance era, and Rocco Forte’s The Carlton channels the city’s resplendent spirit in spades.
Modern manners: 10 tips for travelling in overcrowded Europe
Travelling to the Continent this summer? Here are our golden rules of good behaviour.
Why cycling is one of the best ways to explore Provence
No matter your skill level, there’s a bicycle and a route for you at the sprawling Coquillade Provence estate in the South of France.
This camera is an ode to vintage filmmaking – but it comes at a price
The retro-minded Instax mini Evo Cinema is what you might get if you crossed an old Polaroid with a Super 8 from the 1970s, but it’s costly formats could put you off.
The Australian designing one-of-a-kind homes in Italy
Carl Pickering and his husband Claudio Lazzarini are famous for creating spaces that are at one with their settings.
Ineos doubles down with its off-roaders in Australia
The brand’s regional director Justin Hocevar shares his perspective on the country’s shifting sales environment.
The unapologetically analogue 4WD for off-roaders with $120k to spare
The new Grenadier is not quiet, refined or sophisticated, but there’s no terrain too hard for it to handle.
Why you should give a funk about Normandy cider
The pungent aromas of rich damp soil, ripening apples and old farming ways make for a worthy gastronomic obsession, says our wine columnist.
How Gordon Ramsay’s Australian protégé became the toast of London
Australian chef Matt Abé has opened his first restaurant in London, and it’s already been awarded two Michelin stars. Even so, he’s hungry for more.
This $3499 laptop gets the heart right, but not the soul
New Intel chips are finally making Windows laptops competitive with Apple’s MacBooks. But HP fails to press home the advantage with the OmniBook 7.
Make a statement in a punkish Cartier necklace and ’90s-style sunnies
Plus, an art deco-inspired Fendi bag, a dual time zone Louis Vuitton watch and a silky floor-length Acler gown.
Why this Cycladic idyll is unlike anywhere else in Greece
At the heart of the neoclassical city of Ermoupoli, the former home of a Greek freedom fighter is now one of the Aegean’s most desirable stays.
Why Gen Zs are spending big on fragrances they’ve never smelt
The old rules for marketing scents no longer apply. In the social media age, it’s all about influencer clout and #PerfumeTok.
This sports sedan is dark, moody and easy on the eye
With quilted leather seats, ash-wood veneers and a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6, Genesis’ G80 Black makes for a stylish ride.
Camilla’s kaftans are headed to the Met
In a first for an Australian fashion brand, Camilla Franks has created a range inspired by gallery spaces, textiles and porcelain objects at the iconic New York museum.
Antarctica for dummies – 8 things to know before you go
For most, the white continent is travel’s final frontier. Here’s what to expect – and what not to expect.
Is this TV worth the $42,000 price tag?
Samsung’s newfangled MR95F lives up to its promise of subtle, true-to-life colours, but it’s not the future of television.
The Australian whisky making a splash overseas
A premium collection of whiskies by Tasmania’s oldest distillery is taking the brand global.
This hiking philanthropist has one ambition: To walk until she dies
An acute moment of burnout 20 years ago started Di Westaway on the path to some of the most ambitious hikes in the world, including Advance Base Camp on Everest.
The only way is up after a few shaky years for Polestar
With hybrids making a major comeback for many car manufacturers, the car maker is standing firm with its electric-only philosophy, saying “hybrids are the worst of both worlds”.