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This bargain hotel could be Dubai’s best spot for a layover
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This bargain hotel could be Dubai’s best spot for a layover

Just 10 minutes from the airport, this charming hotel is a refreshing antidote to Dubai’s signature forest of skyscrapers.

  • by Belinda Jackson

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This Middle East one-pot wonder’s secret? It’s served upside down

This Middle East one-pot wonder’s secret? It’s served upside down

The exact origins of dishes in this region are impossible to untangle. Indeed, many foods date back to times before modern borders existed.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Muslim leaders reveal Albanese said Palestinian recognition a first-term ‘priority’

Muslim leaders reveal Albanese said Palestinian recognition a first-term ‘priority’

Senior Muslim leaders say Anthony Albanese made the pitch that the issue was a first-term priority for his government. Now they say failure to act could cost Labor votes.

  • by James Massola
Israeli airstrike kills 18 people from one family in Gaza

Israeli airstrike kills 18 people from one family in Gaza

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and Lebanon killed at least 28 people, just hours after mediators expressed optimism for an imminent ceasefire.

  • by Wafaa Shurafa and Samy Magdy
Heat records are toppling in the northern hemisphere. What does it mean for Australia’s summer?

Heat records are toppling in the northern hemisphere. What does it mean for Australia’s summer?

Temperatures have topped 50 degrees in 10 countries around the world in the past year, but Australia could experience a cooler, wetter summer.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
A new leader, an assassination and the nuclear option: Why world is sweating on Iran

A new leader, an assassination and the nuclear option: Why world is sweating on Iran

The new Iranian president had been in power for just 10 hours when a senior Hamas leader was killed on the country’s soil. The world has held its breath for retaliation since.

  • by David E. Sanger and Farnaz Fassihi
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PM urges Australians to leave Lebanon due to ‘real risk of escalation’

PM urges Australians to leave Lebanon due to ‘real risk of escalation’

After the deaths of senior Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, it’s thought conflict in the region could heighten amid retaliatory strikes.

  • by Olivia Ireland and Josefine Ganko
Sleek desert nests an extraordinary twist on ‘glamping’

Sleek desert nests an extraordinary twist on ‘glamping’

Dystopian, but make it chic. With personal butlers, fine-dining and French wine, the calibre has officially been raised on glamping.

  • by Jenny Hewett
Luxury hotel brand makes its mark in Middle East and London

Luxury hotel brand makes its mark in Middle East and London

Mandarin Oriental’s new Oman hotel embraces the country’s natural beauty, while its discreet London hotel is making its mark on the food scene.

  • by Julietta Jameson
Airline review: Economy class on the ‘World’s Best Airline’ for 2024
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Airline review: Economy class on the ‘World’s Best Airline’ for 2024

Someone give this crew a gold medal – their service is exemplary.

  • by Ute Junker
Inside Dubai’s ridiculously over-the-top new resort

Inside Dubai’s ridiculously over-the-top new resort

Over-the-top opulence? Check. And the buffet has to be seen to be believed. Just don’t mention the dolphins.

  • by Jenny Hewett

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