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Rod from Sydney and Chris from Melbourne live in this week's Our House in West Hampstead.

ASK THE EXPERT | I am subject to an ancestral visa. My child is not mine biologically but is my dependent. Can they come to the UK on my visa?

Mark and Prue from Willow Tree live in this week's Our House in Notting Hill.

ITCHY FEET: After several months in the glorious Santorini sun, our travel columnist Liv Hambrett takes us on a scenic tour of the tiny paradisiacal Greek island.

n How many times have you wondered “When is a good time to transfer money” or “When is a good time to exchange travel money”? asks Herman Howell of Sable FX.

MUSIC FROM THE MOTHERLAND: Triple J launching a new radio station, remembering Nirvana in Oz and packing Kylie up for the archives.

Head to the exotic African island of Zanzibar for an assault on the senses.

This August, Intrepid Travel is rewarding curious minds with the chance to win one of 5 mystery trips for two lucky people.

Self-confessed chocoholic Sarah Lochting comes clean about the realities of detox at Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary in Thailand.

Anthony and Jake from Sydney live in this week's Our House in West Hampstead.

Obscene pensions, climate change, war and increased tuition fees are all worth protesting, and I am proud to be part of a democratic society with the right to peaceful protest. However last week’s London riots were utterly mindless.

Jono from Sydney and Anna from Gloucester live in this week's Our House in Hampstead.

What would Scotland be without the traditional staples of bagpipes, kilts and breathtaking scenery? Australian Times intrepid traveller Adrian Craddock meets hairy coos, friendly locals and tasty haggis in the Scottish Highlands.

ITCHY FEET: Our poor intrepid travel blogger Liv Hambrett, holed up for the summer in the Greek islands, has been forced to come to terms with the delicious local cuisine.

For many Poms heading to Australia, the attraction is in the idea of absolute escape. But for the Brit who wants to move to Australia permanently, the attraction is less tied to an idea of exploration and the exotic.

Before he takes to the Homelanz stage on Saturday, London based Kiwi musician Jayson Norris lets Australian Times know just how excited he is to be playing one of the biggest gigs of his life.

COUNTDOWN TO HOMELANZ: There’s just a week and a half to go until London’s Homelanz festival and we’re celebrating the fact with an awesome little interview with one of the stars, Kiwi hip hop sensation Ladi6.

Tommy from Sydney, Mel from Melbourne and Ste from Kendal live in this week's Our House in Clapham Junction.

I have a love/hate relationship with London and Londoners which is inversely proportional to my attachment to my nationality. If I let it go, I can adapt better to life here.

The Aussies who brought the art of genital origami to the world are back! Puppetry of the Penis returns to the UK for an eye-opening and incredible four month tour.

THE STORY: The perfect combo of active and idle combined with a perfect setting, wholesome food and fantastic company.

THE STORY: The perfect retreat for travellers looking for a more authentic slice of Spanish sun.

Lovable funny man Jimeoin is returning to the UK this summer with a very busy touring schedule. He was kind enough to give Lesley Slade a few minutes of his time.

Why do Aussies make the tortuous slog to a place where warm beer, 4pm darkness and bitterly cold winters are staple? Well, there's a whole host of reasons. From travel to music and even careers, Aussies are finding it all in London.

Ben from Melbourne and Agnes from Hobart, Tasmania live in this week's Our House in Leytonstone.

THE STORY | Away from Portugal's package tour hoards, the Alentejo area is an idyllic getaway. After being handed the keys to a very big toy, our writer and her crew set sail to explore its tiny villages, wine and cheese.

Phil from Wee Waa and Ali from Penrith live in this week's Our House in Kilburn.

Fancy an Irish adventure off the beaten path? A new Ireland based travel company called Giddy Goats Tours wants to offer something wild and different.

Chris from Brisbane and Phil from Bris-vegas live in this week's Our House in Hammersmith.

GO HARD OR GO HOME: Like most Aussies living in London, spending a couple of years abroad was something I had dreamt of doing since my teens. But maybe living abroad actually isn’t every young Australians’ cup of flat white.

DREAM ON | If I told you I was going on an organised tour, you might think Greece, Turkey, Egypt even - but probably not North Korea.

THE HARD NOSED TRUTH | More than one million Australians are living and working overseas yet it is believed that many of this diaspora have not made any real provisions for their return home.