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It’s a day to celebrate the nation that gave us Julia, Kylie and Naomi
It’s St David’s Day, the national day of Wales, a good time to acknowledge a ‘little battler’ culture that has quietly stitched itself into the fabric of Australian society.
- Matt Lewis
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Are the UK’s cities worth visiting? The top 20 ranked from worst to best
Which of the UK’s biggest cities has the most to offer tourists, and which are short of visitor appeal? An expert offers his candid verdict.
- Chris Moss
Bestselling memoir The Salt Path inspired millions – but was it true?
When Raynor Winn and her husband Moth lost their home and he was diagnosed with a terminal illness, they set out on an epic hike. But questions about her account are growing.
- Liam Kelly and Natasha Leake
Wonders and whimsy in one of Britain’s most underrated regions
Medieval towns, dramatic coastal paths and breathtaking castles await in this enchanting corner of Wales.
- Steve McKenna
Timeless elegance: Britain’s new ‘ludicrously luxurious’ train
The Britannic Explorer – due to be launched in July 2025 – is a luxury hotel on wheels that will travel through some of the UK’s most magnificent landscapes.
- Anthony Lambert
If the Libs offered more pros, there might be no ‘con job’
I voted for Nicolette Boele in the last federal election not because Paul Fletcher was part of one of the worst governments ever inflicted upon this country, but apparently because I am such a stupid woman I had no idea what I was doing.
New entry rules – and fees – for Australians to visit the UK
Australians can now apply for the new Electronic Travel Authorisation that will be a requirement for entering the UK.
- Michael Gebicki
Rebranding the green, green grass of Wales
In a burst of national pride, Wales is slowly purging the names the English bestowed upon many of its natural beauties. But not everyone is happy.
- Rob Harris
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- Australian cricket
David Warner’s new captaincy shows few serve life any more
The disgraced cricketer will lead the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash.
- The Herald's View
‘A history we write together’: Wales to get its first black leader
Vaughan Gething’s election as the first black leader of Wales’ semi-autonomous government means three of the UK’s four governments will have non-white leaders.
- Jill Lawless