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A tour of Darwin’s hidden secrets unearths surprising art and history, writes Tim Richards.

Flanders boasts a rich collection of contrasting cities that attract a discerning public. Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp and Brussels are buzzing destinations that enjoy an international reputation for their medieval treasures and other heritage delights. Now it’s the turn of smaller cities and towns to come under the spotlight, thanks to the launch of a new tourism initiative.

Once the pedestrian equivalent of a double-decker tourist bus, the new breed of walking tours can be genuinely revealing – even if you’re a local

Among his students at Congregation Bene Shalom, the Reform Jewish synagogue he established half a century ago, he helped Oscar-winner Marlee Matlin study for her bat mitzvah.

Douglas Goldhamer, pioneering rabbi for the deaf community, dies

Douglas Goldhamer, pioneering rabbi for the Deaf community, dies

A Melbourne customer made the discovery at a store in Templestowe, in Victoria, and shot footage of each of the earrings, bracelets and necklaces in the collection.

Thousands of Australians are racing to their local supermarket stores to get their hands on Aldis beloved festive bon bons just in time for Christmas Day. 

Retired hairdresser Monica Drew recalls that she was an inquisitive child who often asked her parents about how they met in Austria and their time together in north Derbyshire.

The idea that scientists might be able to recover dinosaur DNA from fossilized remains seems absurd. Not anymore!