Tag: Travel
Street Stalls
Women sell fresh produce on the streets to save paying expensive government taxes. Read More
Finding fresh air in The Big Durian
In the midst of Jakarta, the capital of the fourth most populated country in the world, fresh air is hard to find. As the city ... Read More
To Tip Or Not To Tip
For many western travellers the idea of begging is a foreign practice. Whilst exploring the beautiful temples and forts in India travellers may be ... Read More
Abandoned by the highway
Travelling from Brisbane to Jaipur, a comedy of errors led our journalism group to discover the magnificent country side of India. From Delhi to Jaipur, ... Read More
Rich in Age and Rich in Culture
India’s home of culture, Jaipur, has become the perfect destination for middle to senior aged travellers as the city is abuzz with life and filled ... Read More
When tourists become the attraction
Jaipur is home to many insta-worthy sights but Indian tourists are coming to the Pink City for more than pictures with the brilliant architecture, ... Read More
Cricket in India: It’s not a sport, it’s a religion
It is recognised as the second largest religion in India - and some argue that is undoubtedly the first. It may come as a shock ... Read More
Espresso Yourself: Brewing Up a Storm at the Starbucks Coffee Championships
By Charlotte Borland India is known for its age-old love affair with tea, yet it seems there now may be a new national drink of ... Read More
Henna: An Art Form for Everyone
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Flipping Perceptions of Feminism
By Charlotte Borland How a student-run magazine in Mumbai is redefining Indian portrayals of feminism, one issue at a time. FULL STORY HERE Read More
Slum Children – Beyond the photos
By Morgaine Auton The children crowded around us, teaching us a handshake where you connected by your forefinger and your pinkie, swivelled around the thumb, ... Read More