Pavel Graudyn has claimed Moscow’s first individual men’s saber world title since 2015 Russian fencer Pavel Graudyn has won gold at the World Championships in Hong Kong, securing the country’s first medal since its athletes returned to competition under the national flag and anthem. The… Read More »Russia wins world fencing gold under national flag and anthem
My interest in Korea became more personal when a travel blogger I had known for many years visited Romania with her boyfriend, who is now her husband. My husband and I spent a few days with them, showing them my… The post 170 Korean Proverbs… Read More »170 Korean Proverbs and Sayings With English Translations, Meanings, and Equivalents
Inside An Elegant 1890s Terrace Redesigned For Ageing In Place Architecture by Christina Karras The Victorian home occupies a corner block in Albert Park. Blackbutt timber was selected as a defining material across the renovation. Parquetry floors enhance the home’s heritage charm. A centralised lift… Read More »Inside An Elegant 1890s Terrace Redesigned For Ageing In Place
22 Must-See Artists To Shop At Melbourne’s Affordable Art Fair 2026 Shopping by Amelia Barnes Bushland And Birdsong by Christine Goerner Left: Quietude At The Gorge by Christine Goerner. Right: Golden Hush by Christine Goerner A Slower Light by Ben Liney Invitation by Ben Liney… Read More »22 Must-See Artists To Shop At Melbourne’s Affordable Art Fair 2026
For enthusiasts of both crunchy and smooth, we offer up the talents of new Swedish atmospheric black metal duo Grey Shores and their debut single, “The Withering Tree.” Formed by Martin Andersson and Vilhelm Andersson (we’re not sure if they’re related), Grey Shores juxtapose harsh black metal… Read More »Track Premiere: Grey Shores – “The Withering Tree”