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January's must see TV. Gone are the days when January was a simply a dumping ground for endless repeats and failed series. This month offers plenty of choice for those long summer evenings and when you want to escape the heat. Free-to-air options include a new series of Junior MasterChef (Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays on TVNZ2 from January 4), Doctor Foster spin-off A Perfect Planet (both January 10, TVNZ1) and the return of Shortland St to TVNZ2 from January 11. Meanwhile, TVNZ OnDemand boasts Kiwi shows Good Grief (January 4) and Frickin Dangerous Bro...On the Road (January 28), ...

Advertisement When the coronavirus struck and the city was forced to shut down, many Melburnians vowed to learn a skill or take up a hobby. With all the free time, why not write that novel or invest in a sewing machine? As the days rolled on, many abandoned their intentions of becoming bilingual or learning to paint as scrolling through endless news stories or online shopping replaced their once-high ambitions. Some were able to muster the motivation to do something different. Here are their stories. Sam Estrada with her home-made pottery. Credit:Chris Hopkins The new ceramicist: Sam Estrada...

Junior Master Chef - Gingerbread Baking Welcome the holiday season and engage in a festive afternoon by experiencing the tradition of gingerbread decorating with Executive Sous Chef George. The fun-filled and educational workshop will include a thirty-minute immersive English learning session by tutor from BeGo Education on Christmas culture and traditions. Indulge in the festive spirit and enjoy a delightful afternoon tea with your special junior chef for a memorable afternoon. *Class is available for chicken between 4 – 8 years old. CNY488 net including one hour gingerbread baking clas...

Las Vegas Weekly The winter holidays will be weird this year. Whether we celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus or something else, on that, surely, we can all agree. Gatherings will be smaller, hugs may be virtual and gifts might be exchanged via delivery truck rather than in person. Yet now, as ever, it’s important for parents, grandparents and other adult guardians to help children feel safe and happy during December. There are lots of traditional ways to do that—by driving through neighborhoods with spectacular lighting displays, by Spotifying holiday playlists and by visitin...

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