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Imogen ReidJournalist

Imogen Reid is a journalist and digital producer who began her career at The Australian as a cadet in 2019 after moving from a reporting role at news.com.au. She has covered varied assignments including hard news, lifestyle and travel. Most recently she has been focused on driving engagement across The Australian’s multiple digital products.

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Nine problems our photo editor has with the ‘manipulated’ image of Princess Kate.

Nine problems our picture editor has with this photo

The Australian’s picture editor Milan Scepanovic has cast his eye over the Kensington Palace released image of the Princess of Wales and her kids, a picture he says fails ‘on a number of truths’.

EspionageWorld

Can animals really be spies? Picture: Unsplash

Why animal spies are gaining attention

News of a pigeon being detained on suspicion it was involved in Chinese espionage begs the question: should animals be reprimanded for being spies?

Chalet AwayTravel

Range Rover sports SUVs. Picture: Range Rover

A luxed-up version of a snow-filled foray

Lifestyle brands are adding hospitality experiences for their top clients. Range Rover joined the party this year with a plush alpine retreat in the Snowy Mountains.

johannes leakNation

Johannes Leak Commentary page cartoon for 29-10-21 Version: Commentary Cartoon (1024x768 - Aspect ratio preserved, Canvas added) COPYRIGHT: The Australian's artists each have different copyright agreements in place regarding re-use of their work in other publications. Please seek advice from the artists themselves or the Managing Editor of The Australian regarding re-use.

Gone ‘toon soon: a farewell to Chairman Dan

The nine-year reign of one of Australia’s most controversial leaders, through the eyes — and sharp pen — of cartoonist Johannes Leak.

TRAVELTravel

Ninh Binh, Vietnam - November 02, 2019: Trang An Landscape Complex, located within Ninh Binh Province of North Vietnam Escape 7 May 2023 48hrs Hanoi Photo - iStock

Add this pocket of bliss to your Vietnamese travels

Travellers get the best of both worlds – moments of tranquillity and urban energy – at these two Vietnamese destinations.

TRAVEL NEWSTravel

Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Ubud, Bali. Picture: Radoslav/Unsplash

Deportations rise as Bali clampdown heats up

Authorities have launched a fresh crackdown aimed at Bali’s unruly visitors, as the holiday mecca experiences a wave of disrespectful behaviour.

Paradise foundTravel

Bedarra Island, QLD. Picture: James Vodicka

Australia’s most underrated island escapes

With more than 8000 islands within its maritime borders, unexplored coves, quiet coastal walks and pristine beaches abound off Australia’s coast. You just need to know where to look.

TOP PICKSTravel

ESCAPE. KENDALL. 8th JAN, 2022. Osborn House, a restored 19th century guesthouse nestled in the picturesque Southern Highlands town of Bundanoon. Picture: Alan Jensen

The best NSW mid-winter retreats

Escaping to historic towns, hunkering down in sandstone lodgings and retreating to the mountains has become our hobby this winter.

Not Just CricketTravel

The University of Birmingham's Winterbourne House and Garden. Picture: Supplied

This Birmingham ’burb has more to offer than cricket

Venture away from upmarket Edgbaston’s stadium, hosting the first Ashes test, and you’ll find plenty of diversions.

SPECTACLETravel

Wintjiri Wiru Kurpany. Picture: Supplied Anangu share the Mala story, from Kaltukatjara to Uluru, through a drone, sound and light show designed and produced by RAMUS.

What the new Uluru light show is actually about

Blanketed in stars, the Rock serves as the backdrop for a creative endeavour set to draw crowds to the mesmerising Red Centre.

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