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Doug Wallen's coverage spans a variety of lifestyle topics, including entertainment news, house & home, family & relationships, and beauty & fashion. His articles often feature event coverage, reviews, how-to guides, and promotional deals.
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In 2004, Cameron Syme began producing single malts with Western Australian ingredients. Now Great Southern Distilling Co has won several international awards, proving that Australian whisky can hold its own against Scotch and bourbon alike. In partnership with Dan Murphy's, we find out how he does it.
The Greater Blue Mountains region is home to stunning landscapes and important cultural and natural heritage – so it's important not to leave behind any trace of your visit.
Bartender Mia Hunter has created the non-alcoholic cocktail of the season. In partnership with Seedlip, we take a look at her complex-tasting concoction.
By: Doug Wallen
The Adelaide quartet's self-produced debut album delivers enough catchy, contrast-driven indie rock to land them a US record deal and an equally-impressive world tour.
Set menus can leave guests wondering whether they're worthwhile. In partnership with SRG Hospitality, chef Rob Judd makes the case for them, from seasonality and structure to portions and pricing.
By: Doug Wallen
The Sydney quartet make an art of conveying personal experience through a lens of friendship and support. Their third album is their catchiest and most cutting yet.
The scathing indie satire sees three couples convene for a luxury getaway in the NSW Highlands, where their differences quickly become apparent.
By: Doug Wallen
Plus a slasher from a rising indie auteur, a cringey Sydney satire, and Aaron Chen steals the show in a goofy US sports comedy. Here's what to watch this August.
Just a two-hour drive from Melbourne, this underrated weekend destination has an exciting art exhibition featuring Degas, Picasso, Dalí and more.
By: Doug Wallen
September brings us three docos, two new Australian series and one BDSM-loving boss. Even with winter finally behind us, this month brings some tempting reasons to stay indoors.
