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Lawson’s baking style is simple, such as this pudding from her series “Nigella: At My Table”.

How new judge Nigella Lawson will sex up The Great British Bake Off

Everyone’s favourite “domestic goddess” is set to give Paul Hollywood a run for his money in the innuendo stakes when she joins the tent.

  • Poppie Platt

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Chinese heart-throb Yosh Yu and Indian influencer Sara Tendulkar, are two of tourism Australia’s latest ambassador.

Life after Hoges and Lara: The new faces selling Aussie holidays to the world

A Chinese heartthrob and the daughter of a cricket legend are two of the new faces bringing international tourists to Australia.

  • Andrew Hornery
Robert Irwin leads Australia’s new pitch to international travellers

Celebrities boost $130 million ‘Come and say G’day’ global tourism campaign

Australia’s federal tourism marketing body has enlisted a star-studded cast to drive more international travellers to local shores in a new multimillion-dollar advertising campaign.

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Nigella Lawson in the Muru Giligu Tunnel just before her Vivid Sydney dinners

We asked Nigella Lawson where she’d eat in Sydney if she had a day to roam

The British foodie on why she loves Sydney’s food scene, her fave restaurants for pasta and dessert, and the one spot she’s “desperate” to visit.

  • Sarah Norris

From truck-stop tyke to international cake queen: The rise of Nadine Ingram

Flour and Stone’s cakes are adored by everyone from Nigella Lawson to teenage influencers – but that taste of success didn’t happen overnight.

  • Amanda Hooton
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New Kids in the Hills

And giving generations the flick.

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‘I was warned not to upset Nigella Lawson’: Colin Fassnidge’s brush with ‘royalty’

Within 10 minutes the two chefs were planning their night out together.

  • Robyn Doreian
King Charles and David Flint

Monarchists formally complain to ABC over ‘gratuitously offensive’ coronation coverage

David Flint’s Australians for Constitutional Monarchy allege the broadcaster breached three sections of its standards during last weekend’s coverage.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and David Estcourt
Shortages of bacon, cream and pasta have reduced the state’s carbonara footprint.

The New York Times added tomatoes to its carbonara recipe. It sent social media into a frenzy

The recipe attracted such anger that the Italian farmers’ association released a statement on the matter, labelling it a “falsification” of Italian dishes.

  • Eleanor Steafel