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Young achiever: Winter Vincent – surfer and ocean advocate

Fifteen-year-old Winter Vincent is one of Australia’s fastest rising young surf stars as well as the founder of Surf to School Day. Here, the young philanthropist chats to Holidays with Kids about surfing, protecting our oceans and providing clean water to those in need. (more…)

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How Aboriginal culture educates children – a kids perspective

11-year-old Rafferty Laight discovers how travel helps him make cultural connections with Australia’s traditional custodians. (more…)

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Interview: Actress and mother Teresa Palmer chats about parenting during self-isolation

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2 face masks you can make yourself at home

While masks should not replace social distancing and vigilant hand washing, growing evidence shows that they may help prevent the spread of coronavirus – and are a great reminder not to touch your face. Since face masks have been hard to come by, here are two methods to make your own when you can’t find any at the shops. (more…)

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6 fun and healthy ways to virtually catch up with friends

After spending my first weekend in isol, I’ve tested out these fun ways to stay in touch with friends. Even outside of the COVID-19 crisis, these suggestions are a great way to catch up with friends in between the hectic schedule of being a parent. (more…)

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You can visit these iconic places that Forrest Gump went to

It’s been 25 years since Forrest Gump won six Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actor. To celebrate, why not embark on your own marathon and explore the unforgettable places that shaped Forrest Gump’s life? (more…)

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How to help out during the coronavirus crisis

The coronavius pandemic has been really scary, and it’s seen some huge changes in the past few weeks: supplies are limited, many of us are confined to our homes and some of our favourite events have been forced to postpone. Though this madness is only temporary, it’s really important that we all pull together to cope with the impact of this health scare. (more…)