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City File
The Five Best Swimming Holes, Creeks and Natural Pools in Western Sydney
Sydney might be a beach city, but out west it’s about bush swimming.
Fashion
Maternity and Everyday Activewear for Really Living In by Active Truth
The Brisbane-based label making activewear tights that won’t fall down, won’t roll at the waist and won’t go sheer during downward-facing dog. And there’s a range that will grow with you throughout pregnancy.
Art & Design
Stay Warm and Cosy With This Range of Woollens From the Thinking Club, Which Is Helping Women and Kids Escaping Domestic Violence
These woven-to-order throws and blankets – made of the hardy but super-soft wool from a flock of special sheep – will help to pay for crisis accommodation for women and children.
Fashion
Buy a Cute Koala, Shark or Galah Sweater and Raise Money To Help Save These Aussie Icons Under Threat
Long-standing Melbourne fashion favourite Lenko releases its last limited-edition jumpers of the year. They’re 100 per cent Australian made, on sale Friday and $20 is donated to protect the animals.
Food & Drink
Six to Try: Independent Businesses Delivering Groceries in Sydney
Close that Woolies tab and try a smaller, local business next time you need a grocery delivery. There’s fruit and veg otherwise bound for landfill, ready meals from some of the city’s best chefs, fresh meat and seafood, and more.
City File
The Swab Dogs Instagram Account Is the Too-Pure Antidote to Covid – And What Lockdown Melbourne Needs Right Now
It posts pictures of the dogs that come through Covid testing sites. It’s the wholesome content we all need in these rough times. But it’s also keeping frontline workers’ spirits up while they pull long hours in high-stakes jobs.
City File
This Go Fund Me Campaign Wants To Put an End to Period Poverty Among Aboriginal People
A Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung and Gamilaroi woman based in Melbourne wants to create a sustainable menstruation-management product and education program, and build an Aboriginal-led-and-owned social enterprise. “Self-determination and closing the gap starts with our mob doing business our way.”
Fashion
Indigenous Social-Enterprise Clothing the Gap Forced to Rebrand After Legal Action by US Clothing Giant The Gap
The independent clothing company received a cease and desist letter in April 2019. It has since been engaged in a legal battle and you can help the label out by adding its existing merch to your cart.
Food & Drink
Destination Dining: Nine Recent Out-of-Town Openings You Might Have Missed
Escape the city to an intimate 12-seat diner overlooking a billabong (by an ex-Brae chef) or a show-stopping spot amid the Mornington Peninsula’s hinterland. There’s also a just-opened cellar door by a Cumulus Inc co-founder, and a brewery behind an 1850s art deco cinema.
City File
Explainer: Covid Rules Around Australia
It can be confusing. Here’s a simple breakdown of what’s currently allowed state-by-state.
Food & Drink
Five to Try: Sydney Restaurants for Imagining Yourself on a European Summer Getaway
Find a slice of the French Riviera or the Amalfi Coast in Sydney.
Food & Drink
Melbourne’s Most Anticipated Restaurant and Bar Openings of 2021
Including Chris Lucas’s new flagship, a Melbourne dining legend’s pizzeria and a second spot from the man who made Vegemite curry a cult hit. Plus, a five-storey mega-venue half a decade in the making and a beloved gelateria’s new HQ (with rooftop beekeeping).
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