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Cuba

Perth’s white-collar temple with all the trimmings »

You can tell a lot about a city by its…

To swim in the Andaman Sea »

“Time to jump in yet?’’ I ask the plucky crew…

Ultra modern luxuries in old Bali »

“Splash, splash, slosh … slosh, slurp.’’ The first splash is…

On a boat, with a goat, I do like Spice I Am »

One of my favourite Dr Seuss books is the one…

An urban melting pot of culture and flavour »

One of the best things about Trieste is the food.…

Binge-drinking artists debunk Chinese script »

Zheng and his collaborators in the Yangjiang Group, Sun Qinglin…

Stunning Cuba

Jun 14 2012 | Posted in Cuba,Multimedia | Read More »

President Kennedy called it “that imprisoned isle’’, Barack Obama says he has done more than any other president in decades to thaw relations with it, and now hotel giant Karma owner John Spence is leading the capitalist charge back there, with marinas, golf courses and a 300-unit dedicated luxury resort.