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In a world where the love of books crosses boundaries, ‘Hidden Libraries’ by Lonely Planet takes you on a completely new journey to discover 50 of the most unique and unusual libraries across the globe.
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Ancient cities and settlements have been discovered by studying laser scans captured by drones, including those taken a decade ago.
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A university team in Chile has built a huge 3D-printed concrete home that they say is Latin America’s first such building, using a robot “printer” that pours layers of concrete based on a digital plan controlled by a computer.
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Auckland Theatre Company is continuing its reputation for presenting a diverse selection shows with its captivating 2025 line-up.
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As Spanish microbiologist Pilar Bosch was casting around for a subject to investigate for her PhD in 2008, she stumbled across a paper suggesting that bacteria, her field, could be used in art restoration, her mother’s own area of expertise.
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Pesto the huge king penguin chick has drawn hundreds of visitors to an Australian aquarium, and now the bird can count Katy Perry as one of his biggest fans.
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The wrecks of explosives-laden Nazi ships sunk in the River Danube during World War II have emerged near Serbia’s river port town of Prahovo, after a drought in July and August that saw the river’s water level drop.
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Former Istanbul street dogs Dali and Deezi now live in the Netherlands, enjoying a pampered home life after years in a shelter in the Turkish city, and as other strays face being rounded up under a new law to clear them from the streets.
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The festival takes place every year in the last week of August.
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Auckland Theatre Company’s powerful production of Girls & Boys tells a harrowing tale of gender dynamics and violence through the eyes of a mother of two.
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For the average traveller, a hotel room is a merely a place to rest one’s weary head (with the real adventure starting once you leave its comfort).
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Parisians will swim in the River Seine by the foot of the Eiffel Tower next year, Paris City Hall has pledged, although the high bacteria levels that delayed Olympic triathlon events this summer have left some residents and tourists hesitant over diving in.
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