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Don't wander around Wondaria aimlessly.

You'll be Waddle Done before you know it.

Nintendo's "Kirby and the Forgotten Land," a new Kirby game for the Nintendo Switch, is as cute as it is weird and dark. But it's also overstuffed to the point of tedium, never doing enough to sustain its simple premise over too many hours.

Architecture student Ryan Dingle won the 2021 Brian Patrick Keirnan Prize for his project repurposing a disused railway tunnel underneath Hyde Park that takes visitors from the City to the Botanic Gardens into what the jury describe as “an intense experiential passage” that reinterprets Sydney’s pre-colonial ecology.

An abundance of wildlife could return to East Anglia's farms if neglected hedges were reimagined as nature-rich "wild edges", says Wildeast trustee Lord Somerleyton.

We share our pick of the most-anticipated travel reads for 2021. 1. Islands of Abandonment, by Cal Flyn This is a heartening look at nature’s power to reclaim the places where humans no longer linger. Flyn examines ‘life in the post-human landscape’, exploring such headline-grabbing locations as the Chernobyl exclusion zone and the abandoned ‘Motor City’ neighbourhoods of Detroit. There’s also a look at quieter backwaters, like a Scottish island now populated with feral cattle, and...

From fictional debuts to untold histories, Martin Chilton rounds up the forthcoming titles to keep you reading throughout the year. Julian Barnes wrote: "Pleasure is found first in anticipation, later in memory." Although he was joking about Gustave Flauberts carnal desires, Barnes could easily have been describing the sweet sense of excitement felt by book lovers contemplating new pages on the horizon. The new year will bring novels from Kazuo Ishiguro, Sebastian Faulks, Lisa Taddeo, Stephen K...