Anthony Dennis

Uber Eats You.

Censored Leak @CensoredLeak

A man wakes up and finds a lion looking at him through his window https://t.co/YF4HcCvI6X

Let’s give Everest a rest.

Science girl @gunsnrosesgirl3

The long line to reach the summit of Mount Everest 📹 Mingma D Sherpa https://t.co/Qf7RXtS5hd

The downside of choosing, if not paying for, an exit row seat. Terrifying. Conventional aviation wisdom has long suggested it’s not possible to open a jet aircraft door in-flight. Time for a major rethink.

Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen

A passenger on an Asiana Airlines flight in South Korea opened the door of the plane during the flight, claiming that he was overwhelmed. The passenger was arrested… https://t.co/ky8Xwut5eF

Taiwan, with a population somewhat smaller than Australia, has built 350 kilometres of high speed rail. A richer Australia could surely at least manage a Newcastle-Sydney-Canberra route. https://t.co/t0dAunoLOt

No harbour views, but new $300 million Sydney hotel gets perfect score https://t.co/4eQZykQvgP

Beware republicans, this queen of the seas could make you a royalist https://t.co/kqE8lnleTl

Kylie Minogue the surprise guest at tonight’s Qantas 100th anniversary dinner at Sydney Airport. Her opening song? The less surprising Qantas anthem, ‘I Still Call Australia Home’. @TravellerAU @qantas https://t.co/3WhuzghL8n

Nice touch, Neil. The dishes at tonight’s Qantas 100th anniversary dinner are inspired by inflight meals served on previous routes right back to 1953. @TravellerAU @Qantas https://t.co/s0W0FbKmgk

Looks like we have company at the belated Qantas 100th anniversary dinner tonight inside Hangar 96 at Sydney Airport. @TravellerAU @qantas https://t.co/D83FF3s35Y

From Luna Park to the Swans, no one loves Sydney more than Sydney Sweeney https://t.co/fNed1Fn3Dv

The iconic, so-called BSH surely has to be on the list of the most significant, though in this case largely defunct, Australian buildings. https://t.co/sjRh4x2r7B

Shaney Hudson @shaneyhudson

@ChristinaKoulla @AnthonyTravelEd Hmm. I can’t get over the Sirius building in Circular Quay. It’s not pretty, but it was iconic.

One of the most entertaining stretches of freeway in Australia, if not the world, where that one comes from.

Christina Koullas @ChristinaKoulla

@AnthonyTravelEd https://t.co/DHdbNd3Nxw

Yes, of course. The ‘Spencer Street Soviet’, as its detractors loved to refer to it.

Craig Platt @CPtraveller

@AnthonyTravelEd https://t.co/T1o5Xt48TW

Here’s where all the trouble began.

From The Archives @AgeSMH_Archives

#OnThisDay 50 years ago, Wrest Point Casino - Australia's first legal casino - was opened in “a breathtaking atmosphere of opulence and colour”. https://t.co/Yo1x1SLLYV @smh #gamblinghistory

Fascinating choices. What would the 11 most significant Australian buildings be?

Dezeen @dezeen

Philip Johnson's Glass House and a Frank Lloyd Wright home are among the buildings that 11 leading American architects have selected as 11 of the USA's most significant pieces of architecture of all time. https://t.co/ALPTd0y78p

Sensible.

Traveller @TravellerAU

Carnival Cruise Line has reintroduced mask and vaccine mandates on its ships following a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Australia and an outbreak on board its ship, the Majestic Princess. https://t.co/PsGNRg27US

The country that lives on hot dogs and Coke, but somehow stays healthy https://t.co/venblCNX44 via @TravellerAU