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What's on in Sydney

11-11-2014 in Entertainment

A huge fair, an outdoor dinning table and a fancy game are the upcoming events for this November week in and around the CBD of Sydney.
So if you are looking for something extraordinary and outdoorsy in Sydney, look below and find your perfect event.

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Australia's Six Best National Parks

11-11-2014 in Lifestyle

Australia is home to a diverse array of stunning ecosystems and natural environments. Many of us, unfortunately, get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life, preventing us from getting outdoors. Finding the time to explore our country's natural beauty, however, is truly worth the effort. Our nation is home to thousands of state parks and beautiful nature reserves.

Are you looking to do something fun and outdoorsy on your next weekend outing or vacation? If so, look below for our top six Australian national park recommendations.

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Sculpture By The Sea, Bondi 2014

03-11-2014 in Arts & Culture

Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi is the world's largest free-to-public sculpture exhibition with over 100 sculptures, which takes place from 23 of October till 9 of November 2014. The different sculptures are coming from artists all over the world and transforming Sydney’s 2 km Bondi to Tamarama coastal footpath into an amazing sculpture walk. Basically, the exhibition was established in 1997 and takes place every year during the end of October and the middle of November. Furthermore, it is the 18th annual Bondi sculpture exhibition this year.

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Top 6 Money-Saving Ideas

01-11-2014 in Finance

Frugal living is a topic that many individuals shy away from. Spending sparingly is often seen as an exhausting, joyless endeavour. Saving doesn't have to be painful, though!

Today, we've compiled a quick list of the most practical ways to save money in the coming year. These ideas are fun and easy, and just might help you save hundreds of dollars in 2015 and beyond.

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Top 10 Free Australian Birthday Deals

30-10-2014 in Entertainment

Between gifts, cards, and parties, birthdays can wind up being expensive for all involved. Fortunately, however, a number of Australian restaurants and cafes are beginning to offer great birthday deals to their loyal patrons. By registering with your favourite eateries, you can score any (or all!) of these free birthday dishes, making your special day both budget-friendly and fun.

Are you ready to make your next birthday your best one yet? Read on to learn more!

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7 Tips for Reaching Your Peak Productivity

27-10-2014 in Business

Nearly everyone on this planet wishes there were more hours in the day. Most of us have experienced that feeling of waking up in the morning, excited to conquer the day; sadly, this feeling often fades as we find ourselves bogged down by emails, errands, and unexpected difficulties throughout the workday.

Though the minutes may tick on at the same rate as always, it is important to occasionally re-evaluate our daily routines in order to improve our workflow. Consider re-structuring your schedule with these great tips for improving your daily productivity.

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Top 8 Free Health & Fitness Apps, 2014-2015

15-10-2014 in Health & Fitness

In today's era of smartphones, tablets, and "smart" fitness devices, an increasing number of individuals are tracking their well-being through digital applications. Searching through app stores can be an arduous task, however, as hundreds of new applications hit the market every day.

Fortunately, we've simplified the process for you. We've tested out a number of applications that promise to boost your health and improve your overall well-being. Best of all, these applications are free to download and use! Are you ready to start living a healthier life? Read on to learn more.

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Magique Halloween Circus 2014

10-10-2014 in Entertainment

Magique Halloween Circus is the Biggest Fancy Dress, Halloween dance party in Australia. One of the few “compulsory to dress up” events, Magique brings a fresh taste of blended entertainment and Music.

With Magicians, Burlesque performers, Jugglers, Pole Dancers, Hypnotists, Sword Swallowers and a posse of wicked performers all matched with non-stop music by Magiques Top DJs.

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Little-Known October Celebrations!

07-10-2014 in Lifestyle

Most of us think of October as a month to relax on Labour Day or dress up for Halloween trick-or-treating. Though these events add character to the month, it can also be fun to find a reason to celebrate every week. Commemorating a few of these unique, little-known celebrations is a guaranteed way to enrich your daily life, and perhaps learn something new as well.

Whether you're looking for something to do with the kids or are merely bored of your everyday routine, these events will give you something enjoyable to look forward to this October.

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Halloween Ideas for Australians

02-10-2014 in Entertainment

Halloween is a tradition that originated in the Northern Hemisphere. It marks the pre-Christian tradition in the Celtic year when all the crops had been harvested—a time to cull flocks and herds, to stockpile stores against the growing darkness. This traditional celebration of harvest plenty and spiritual beliefs fed by the shortening of the daylight—when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead thinned—was adopted and adapted by Christian missionaries and eventually became a fixture of the European calendar. Eventually it travelled across oceans during the age of colonization.

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