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Time Out exists to inspire you to lead a richer life, to know your city, and to have more fun. We live among the creators, the innovators, and the change makers. We promote and empower those driving positive cultural change.
Time Out Sydney would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, and pay respects to the 29 clans of the Eora Nation. Time Out Melbourne would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, and pay respects to the five tribes of the Kulin Nation. We pay respects to the Elders of the community and extend our recognition to their descendants.
Time Out Sydney would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, and pay respects to the 29 clans of the Eora Nation. Time Out Melbourne would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, and pay respects to the five tribes of the Kulin Nation. We pay respects to the Elders of the community and extend our recognition to their descendants.
Meet the Maker: Kayla Moon, the floral art visionary behind xxflos
The director of the Melbourne-based floral art studio xxflos talks colour, her inspiration and
the hard graft that goes into creating her stunning botanical installations.
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the hard graft that goes into creating her stunning botanical installations.
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Time Out is the world’s most trusted city guide, covering the best ways to experience 315 cities in 58 countries worldwide, including Sydney and Melbourne in Australia.
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Meet the Maker: Serwah Attafuah, the digital art superstar slaying the NFT game
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The Western Sydney-based trailblazer is one of Australia’s most exciting creative talents who counts Paris Hilton and Charlie XCX amongst her fans. She shares the inspirations behind her aesthetic and the truth about NFTs. Find more of Serwah's work here bit.ly/3tFnn5U Follow Time Out Australia Sydney Facebook - bit.ly/3treTiA Melbourne Facebook - bit.ly/3IBiDV7 Sydney Instagram - bit.ly/3tvyHR...
Meet the Maker: Josh Niland, Sydney’s seafood savant and zero-waste pioneer
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The acclaimed chef and restaurateur has revolutionised the ways we think about fish. From his fourth Sydney venue, Charcoal Fish, he talks dry aging, his zero waste philosophy and why the fish industry has to change. Find out more about Josh here bit.ly/3tJoh1h Follow Time Out Australia Sydney Facebook - bit.ly/3treTiA Melbourne Facebook - bit.ly/3IBiDV7 Sydney Instagram - bit.ly/3tvyHRQ Melbou...
Meet the Maker: Ruby Lewis, the young distiller mastering an ages-old craft
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Mixologist and distiller Ruby Lewis shares the intricacies of vodka production with a behind the scenes tour of Melbourne-based boutique distillery Grainshaker. Find out more about Grainshaker here bit.ly/3Ks4xGe Follow Time Out Australia Sydney Facebook - bit.ly/3treTiA Melbourne Facebook - bit.ly/3IBiDV7 Sydney Instagram - bit.ly/3tvyHRQ Melbourne Instagram - bit.ly/3CdY275 TikTok - bit.ly/3H...
Things you only know if: you’re an Elephant Trainer at Sydney Zoo
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Pack your trunk and come with us on a visit to Sydney Zoo as we find out what it takes to train the gentle giants, Asian elephants Kavi and Ashoka, from their expert elephant trainer Joanne Maitland. This video is dedicated to the memory of Saigon, the Asian elephant, 1958-2022. Follow Time Out Australia Sydney Facebook - bit.ly/3treTiA Melbourne Facebook - bit.ly/3IBiDV7 Sydney Instagram - bit...
Things you only know if: you’re a Ghost Tour Guide at Q Station in Manly
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Are you brave enough to step inside Sydney’s most haunted house, the Gravedigger’s Cottage at Q Station in Manly? This historic site is packed with ghosts, ghouls and sinister spectres, including the infamous spirit named Samuel. You won’t believe the spooky sights we captured when we met Ghost Tour Guide Tiffany Vaughan and explored creepy locations that are the stuff of nightmares. Follow Tim...
Things you only know if: you’re a Performance Artist
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They’re here, they’re queer, and they’re creating some of the most fantastical, uplifting, and down right sparkly performance art in Australia. Meet the Huxleys, the Melbourne-based performance artists with a passion for glam rock, sequins, and impractical costumes. Take a tour of their extraordinary studio in Clifton Hill, Melbourne. This video features art by The Huxleys and additional perfor...
I love that cottage, it's very cute. The spirits werent active the time I was there. Day or night.
Gravediggers was terrifying. I have been in that cottage four times
Your wrong like everyone else. There is no such thing as ghosts of dead people, it's a trick of the devils and there are only demons that haunt.
SO as usual the Ghosts only appear after dark and despite modern photographic technology can never be conclusively caught on camera or film ! they can carry out physical activity like knocking on things and throwing items around but you can never touch them , i stayed alone in an abandoned Village in Western Australia which is supposed to be haunted and guess what happened ? absolutely nothing !
When I went into that cottage I got dizzy and disorientated, and nauseous, I had to get out of there quickly
I went there for a school trip, and in the hospital beds room, no one was behind me i was at the back of the room next to the door and i felt a cold touch down my neck, like a finger touching me, it was so creepy and it took me a while to process it.
Get to go to q station in July! Can’t wait to see how it feels IRL :D
Thing is, haunted places don’t have constant paranormal activity. You might see something one day and then nothing for months. That’s what’s a shame about ghost tours. Very hit and miss.
My ghost tour took 3 hours at night and the guy we had actually liked his job
I don't know if this will work, but maybe @cookingwithclams @clams_levatino
Grave diggers cottage was so hard to be in. It was so aggressive and eerie and I definitely felt unwelcome in there.
Oh my God, intersting and adventurous job ,
She should have her own UA-cam! 👌🏽
Been inside the gravediggers cottage. Had a chilling interaction on the EMF reader with Samuel. Even was told to sit down at the kitchen table, where the EMF continued to flash. Scary stuff, would 100% do it again tho.
I went on the ghost tour at 5:00 to 7:00 at night
My friend went on this tour and in the cottage with marten and her mums eyes were being pinched and she felt like she was being drowned
I’ve been in the gravediggers cottage several times. I feel like it starts out okay but I felt extremely uncomfortable walking toward the back of the home. The only way I can describe it is that I feels thicker and darker, not welcoming at all.
I had to force myself to enter, I was paralysed. I didn’t last long in there
Bloody brilliant Josh ! Yep agree great philosophy top job !
As muslims, we believe in something called; the jinns, they are another kind of creature, who just like humans, eat drink and reproduce. However they are invisible to the human eyes. we co exist but we dont see them. They inhabit abandoned houses, forests, caves...etc So this case here is just explainable, this area had been abandoned and this is why those jinns(genies -yes like genie in alladin) live there. In Islam, jinns are not ghosts of the dead, (as we believe that when a person dies, his soul goes to another world, no matter how the death was.) Rather the jinns are just another species living among us. We take the jinns pretty seriously, we are taught not to mess with them, to take precautions but we are taught to not be afraid of them as they cannot do us anything... cause if we do be scared of them, they will enjoy scaring us(they are mischievous) The evils among them are called satans. Just look up any islamic source, you will find more informations on this.
😥 Ｐ𝐫Ｏ𝕞Ｏ𝓢ｍ
INTRODUCING THE TWO HUXLEY'S. WHERE DO YA WHOSE HUXLEY'S DOLLS. HOW MUCH IS THEY ? WHERE DOES ONE FIND THOSE REAL LIFE DOLLS OH .I MUST FIND SOME OF THOSE? DOLLYS
love your art!!!
She's wonderful. Perfect person for that job.
Isn't she just!!
Very cool.
Very cool.
Wow so much talent and really just at the start of her career. The future is bright!
SOOO much talent and such an awesome woman!
AMAZING! I wish I was 1/10th as talented as her!
Don't we all!
Damnnn and I thought I was a great chef cooking Salmon on the barbie
I love a good vodka
I'm telling my boyfriend he needs to buy me flowers from her! Amazing!
Wouldn't it be special!
Oh hell nahh this is crazyy 😳😳 great video though 🔥🔥
It's crazier in person! You should go
Id love to be an elephant
Id be a cane toad if they’d turn me into a hat that fabulous
WOAHHHH wonder what other people have experienced!
There would be some crazy stories no doubt!
@timeoutaustralia I visited the Q-station over two nights for a high school art trip around 8 years ago. I'd experienced ghosts before this but could've been passed for imaginative, but this trip was the an unmistakable experience. Both nights, while trying to sleep, I was woken up by a female voice whispering into my ear, which felt like a tingling sensation into my head. It was not threatening but terrifying nonetheless, but eventually I whispered something like, 'please leave me, I need to sleep' and soon after, sure enough, no more whispering. But then the guy sleeping in the top bunk shouted, "whats that? Who is that?" Next morning he denied screaming... nightmare maybe. We did the ghost tour on the second night but it was uneventful for me, EXCEPT after leaving the house in this video, it appeared to be on fire from a distance - vibrant red coming out of every window. Went back and it was fine. I also took a photo of the building in the morning and looked back at it later, had two children's faces staring at me through the windows. Fast forward a few years, I went back late at night for a crazy date idea (I haven't gone back since because I later realised it might be closed off the the public at night). Walked around the same areas as the night tour had in high school, but mid way looking into the venue room, a dark figure appeared, not really black, closer to a void in the shape of a man. Then we both turned around and I think it was an actress... not a real ghost, that we confused because the actual tour guide started approaching (bad timing). She was silent, but I didn't get any chilling sensation. We ran along not to disturb the tour group, but soon after it was like that scene in spirited away as ghosts appeared out of nowhere and everywhere... not pleasant ghosts. Doors started opening and closing, and we promptly walked outa there while hearing people's screams from the trees. Gives me shivers whenever I think about it. Never heard from the person I went on the date with again too, but that's irrelevant!
WOW!! You have a wild Q Station story. LOVE it! Thanks for sharing with us
Ahhhh such a cool job!! Don’t think I could do it though ☠️
Not sure if we could either! But it was an incredible tour