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How a former Queensland government minister wound up on The White Lotus
A former Beattie government minister has landed an acting role in one of the most talked about television shows of the past few years.
- Cameron Atfield
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- Food and wine
I went to one of the world’s ‘coolest’ restaurants. I don’t get it
There’s a type of attraction popping up around the world that really rubs me the wrong way: pretentious places that pretend they’re not pretentious.
- Ben Groundwater
- Opinion
- Friendship
That trio of tricky girlfriends on The White Lotus is me. Sometimes you need to let go
The passive-aggressive judgments, piranha smile competitiveness about bodies and the underlying loyalty - every line nails female friendship.
- Kate Halfpenny
- ★★★★
- Train journeys
Thai train’s blink-and-you’ll-miss-it highlight
This scenic rail journey is rocky at times, but it costs just $30 for a near nine-hour trip.
- John Borthwick
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The White Lotus effect has landed in Thailand, with a plague of lotus-eaters
I travelled 7250 kilometres for enlightenment but found it closer to home.
- Sarah Macdonald
How to have a White Lotus experience in Thailand (from under $200 a night)
Koh Samui is bracing for an influx of tourists off the back of season three, but you don’t have to stay at the Four Seasons to get a taste of White Lotus life.
- Kristie Kellahan
Louder, bigger, crazier: What to expect from The White Lotus season 3
The third season of HBO’s hit blurs the line between satire and serious drama.
- Michael Idato
Thanks to The White Lotus, Koh Samui is this year’s hottest island escape
Ever since word got out that the latest season is set on this Thai island, there has been an uptick of interest in Samui as a luxury destination.
- Ute Junker
My 8½ hour flight became a 19-hour endurance test
A mechanical issue saw my flight return to Sydney shortly after take-off. Understandable, but what happened next was less than satisfactory.
- John Borthwick
This city’s coffee scene is unexpectedly Australian
Bangkok is following in the footsteps of cities like New York and Berlin by falling for Aussie coffee culture.
- Ute Junker
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