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Solving the little problems | Umbrellas vs Hoodies
SURVIVING LONDON | Umbrella or Hoodie? It’s the age old question that’s been haunting Londoners since the Sloppy Joe sprouted a hood. So, which you do reach for when you see storm clouds brewing?
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How do you maintain links with Oz? New survey seeks answers
PARTICIPATE | A new research project seeks to understand the views of Australians who have moved to Britain, their experiences in settling in the UK, and how they maintain links with ‘home’. If you are interested in discussing your experiences and contributing to the project, find out more below.
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Abbott rejects sale of ABC, SBS
The federal coalition would not allow the privatisation of the ABC or SBS, says Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.
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Strong economy helps Aussie banks enter global brand ranking
Three of the ‘big four’ Australian banks have made the top 100 of a global survey of the world’s most valuable brands. The Brandz survey credits Australia’s strong economy for contributing to the growing value of Australian brands.
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Coffee Cult visits: Flat White in Soho
For any Australian in London, Flat White in Soho is an ageing icon still worth visiting – even if its trendy Aussie offspring dotted elsewhere in the city may just have outgrown this Antipodean matriarch.
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Jane Campion receives prestigious Cannes award
New Zealand-born, Australian-based filmmaker Jane Campion has been acknowledged by her peers receiving the prestigious Carrosse d’Or in Cannes last week. Her latest work, a six-hour critically acclaimed crime miniseries ‘Top of the Lake’ was filmed in New Zealand and is set to be aired on UK’s BBC2.
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Festival Season 2013 | Line-ups, free tickets, how-to guides and more!
FACE THE FESTIVAL 2013 | Have you got festival fever? We’ve got the ultimate guide to the music festival season for 2013. All the best music festivals from London, the UK and Europe, all in one handy location. Plus, win tickets to festivals in Spain, Portugal and London. Find out who you’re likely to meet, with our Top 5 festival goers, and our handy tips and tricks with a ‘Surviving Summer’ guide.
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BUSSED UP | The characters crossing North America
TRAVEL WRITER WINNER | Traversing the US and Canada by bus can be an eye-opening way to travel, in more ways than one. Our Great Travel Writer competition winner for April, ALICE RERDEN, shares her story.
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Get the best travel deals
You can now grab a top travel deal on Australian Times. Search the best selection of tours from the most popular travel operators. You can filter by price, trip, length and destination. Where will you be off to next?
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Whose script are you living?
A scripted life could be holding you back from new experiences, as in the quest for comfort and safety we can become so habitual that we become stuck in our ways. Is your predefined script preventing you from living a full life?
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The Commonwealth Bank welcomes you to Australia
MOVE TO AUSTRALIA | If you and your family are thinking of making the move Down Under, the Commonwealth Bank can help.
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Swapping the London Underground for Australia’s Uluru
HEADING HOME | Australian Matthew Wood is set to swap the grey skies of London, for the stark setting of Australia’s Red Centre – with a new post as Artistic Director of the Darwin Symphony Orchestra and a symphonic concert at iconic Uluru.
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AFL Rubdown | Round 8 – Echoes of Eurovision
THE AFL RUBDOWN | It was the round where the AFL dished up the very best, worst, sublime and ridiculous it could possibly muster. Surely it was no coincidence it fell on the same weekend as Eurovision – as the parallels were a bit spooky.
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Make the most of June with Try Tag Rugby one day festivals
With a record 185 teams competing in tag rugby early summer competitions across London and Reading, there is plenty in store for keen taggers to get their tag rugby fix – including two one day festivals this June.
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WIN tickets to Camden Rocks 2013
COMPETITION | Enter the draw to win tickets to catch 100+ bands in a day at the awesome Camden Rocks Festival!












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