Chile
This ramshackle city has no urban planning but you’ll love it
The unconventional Chilean city Valparaiso has no big sights and no pretensions, but it does have what counts: plenty of character.
- Brian Johnston
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This airline seat offers great legroom, but miserly food offerings
Upgrading to the extra legroom seats is well worth the price, but nine hours of fasting may leave you famished.
- Julie Miller
Feel like you’ve seen it all? This cruise will change your mind
South America is an overlooked cruise destination, but nowhere gives you the chance to sail to more varied destinations.
- Brian Johnston
Extraordinary and exotic: Why now is the time to visit South America
There are more flights and South America remains better value than Europe or the US. Here is our beginner’s guide to travelling around this continent of extremes.
- Chris Moss and Julietta Jameson
- Exclusive
- Crime
The Bondi ‘torture’ nanny and the grieving families
While Adriana Rivas cared for children in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, the families of her alleged victims endured years of sorrow.
- Perry Duffin
- Exclusive
- Crime
Chilean ‘torture chamber operator’ turned Bondi nanny in shock legal challenge
Adriana Rivas cared for the children of the city’s well-to-do while prosecutors in her home country hunted her down, claiming she helped run a dictator’s torture chamber.
- Perry Duffin
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- Airline reviews
Airline review: Qantas economy surprisingly good, despite codeshare woes
It turns out Qantas and its codeshare partner don’t speak to each other, which causes a few hassles on an otherwise comfortable flight.
- Katrina Lobley
- Opinion
- Lithium
Resources nationalism is threatening China’s push to secure critical minerals
Partial nationalisation of a vast lithium project in Chile is the latest move by developed and developing countries to prevent China from locking up the mineral supply critical to its dominance of the world’s battery industry.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
- Magazine
- Sunday Life
The June 2 Edition
In our special winter reading issue, we talk with a slew of great writers. Famed Chilean author Isabel Allende graces our cover and share her success story.
At 81, Isabel Allende knows how she’d like to die: ‘At home, with warm socks and a dog’
The Chilean writer, who has sold more than 74 million books, has an unlikely new project featuring her rescue dog, Perla.
- Robyn Doreian
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