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Julia Naughton is the Head of Life - Culture, Lifestyle and Travel

This is Bali’s biggest resort, but I felt like I was the only guest here
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Hotel reviews

This is Bali’s biggest resort, but I felt like I was the only guest here

For a winter sun retreat, Bali’s exclusive Mulia Villas offers an experience requiring minimal effort with rest and relaxation at its heart.

  • by Julia Naughton

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Steph Catley: ‘I never wanted leadership to change who I am as a person’

Steph Catley: ‘I never wanted leadership to change who I am as a person’

With Paris 2024 locked in, the Matildas star opens up to Sunday Life about the challenges that have shaped her and how she learnt to trust the process.

  • by Julia Naughton
Not the ‘Paris end’ but Ritz-Carlton fits right in to Australia’s chicest city
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Not the ‘Paris end’ but Ritz-Carlton fits right in to Australia’s chicest city

A sky-level infinity pool, an enchanting dining experience and impeccable service – Melbourne’s newest luxury hotel has it all.

  • by Julia Naughton
Sunday Life’s Trailblazers: 25 women reshaping Australia

Sunday Life’s Trailblazers: 25 women reshaping Australia

For our special anniversary edition, we’ve selected 25 of Australia’s most influential change-makers; the courageous, whip-smart women who have inspired us over the past 25 years, as well as those leading the charge ahead.

  • by Genevieve Quigley and Julia Naughton
Mourning corgis, an iconic salute: What you missed from the Queen’s funeral

Mourning corgis, an iconic salute: What you missed from the Queen’s funeral

In a day of solemnity and ceremony, it was the little moments that delivered a poignant farewell to Britain’s longest-serving monarch.

  • by Julia Naughton
A future King and his princess sister do their solemn duty

A future King and his princess sister do their solemn duty

Princess Charlotte wore a horseshoe brooch pinned to the front of her coat in a nod to her great-grandmother.

  • by Julia Naughton
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The little-known Australian treasure inside Westminster Abbey

The little-known Australian treasure inside Westminster Abbey

As 2000 mourners gather in Westminster Abbey for the Queen’s state funeral, high above them hangs the largest-ever portrait of the monarch – painted by an Australian.

  • by Julia Naughton
What kind of King will Charles be? He’s already offered some clues

What kind of King will Charles be? He’s already offered some clues

Charles was long defined “through the lens of his first marriage”. Now, from prince to king, what kind of monarch will he be?

  • by Julia Naughton
‘Unwavering grace and dignity’: Harry’s moving tribute to ‘granny’

‘Unwavering grace and dignity’: Harry’s moving tribute to ‘granny’

The Duke of Sussex has honoured the late monarch’s “unwavering grace and dignity” and remembered her “infectious smile” in his first statement following her death.

  • by Julia Naughton
Diana’s death prompted a sea of flowers we won’t see for the Queen

Diana’s death prompted a sea of flowers we won’t see for the Queen

On Sunday, mourners carrying fresh bouquets flocked to Buckingham Palace – but they are being regularly cleared away and moved to a dedicated memorial in nearby Green Park.

  • by Julia Naughton
From the Oscars to the after party: the best red carpet transformations

From the Oscars to the after party: the best red carpet transformations

After the awards show comes the after party and the stars did not disappoint for their second look of the evening to attend Vanity Fair’s Oscars party.

  • by Julia Naughton

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