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From average to acceptable, BA's Collins seats are a worth upgrade.

The Kia Tasman has never been the darling of the ute world. In stock form, it is the automotive equivalent of the male contraceptive pill on four wheels but that's all about to change.

An enduring partnership.

Inside the world’s most exclusive watch clubs, entry is earned through years of high-value purchases, unlocking private lounges where the real luxury is access and belonging.

Now's the time to take stock and ask why you're not sleeping well or getting angry at the drop of a hat.

You don't have to be oiled up, shirtless or the owner of Time & Tide to get in on the white watch trend.

In 1987, 400 Toyota Hilux pickups rewrote the rules of war, proving speed and adaptability could crush tanks — and inspiring other civilian vehicles to join battlefields worldwide.

A record 142,000 millionaires are on the move in 2025, and while Australia isn’t leading the pack, its stability and lifestyle still make it a contender.

AI concierges are redefining luxury travel for high-net-worth individuals, replacing human interaction with seamless, silent service tailored entirely to your preferences — no small talk required.

He clocked up 30 million miles in the process...

Solar watches are no longer just for eco geeks or gadget lovers. With brands like Cartier, TAG Heuer and Seiko leading the charge, light-powered timepieces are suddenly stylish, efficient and surprisingly luxurious.

The Corvette Stingray and BMW M3 cost the same in Australia right now, which feels like someone at GM or BMW or both has completely lost the plot.

Luxury watch brands are talking sustainability. From recycled steel to bio straps. But are they helping the planet, or just selling another story with a green label?

I never thought I’d enjoy driving a Peugeot but the 3008 GT Hybrid surprised me at every turn. Stylish, smooth, and unexpectedly refined.

Breitling brought surf, style, and Swiss precision to the Gold Coast, unveiling new Superocean models, luxury eyewear, and a bold new in-house movement.

A new wave of clubs is transforming luxury and connection in Australia and Soho House is about to raise the stakes.

After a disappointing British Airways experience, it was nice to be back on Qantas.

TAG Heuer is gaining ground in Australia as Rolex prices climb and stock vanishes. With F1 backing and cultural cachet, it’s mounting a serious challenge.

Sydney’s running scene has exploded. With its Marathon now a Major and ASICS dropping a collector’s shoe, the city has officially gone stride for stride with the world.

Maserati and Alfa Romeo are hinting at a manual supercar, built in Modena, reviving their shared legacy just as the analogue era nears extinction.

Luxury’s long boom is over. As the global market corrects, Hermès, Rolex and Cartier thrive. while LVMH, Gucci and Swatch face harsh new realities.

We tried and tested ten of the most popular men's t-shirt brands.

Sydney’s real estate market is thriving, and Gavin Rubinstein is reaping the rewards. His recent On Time superyacht charter is the ultimate luxury escape for a super agent.

We tried British Airways 787-9 Business Class and it left us wanting less, not more.

The Old Fashioned gets a modern upgrade with 1800 Añejo Tequila: ged, agave-rich, and smoother than your mate’s Hinge bio.

Chopard has opened its most ambitious Australian boutique at Chadstone, blending quiet luxury, heritage design, and collector favourites like the Alpine Eagle and L.U.C Chronograph.

Today, straps more than just a functional accessory; they’re redefining how luxury watches are worn, collected, and enjoyed.

A. Lange & Söhne’s ZEITWERK challenges Swiss tradition with digital-style mechanics, rare precision, and bold German design. It’s a watch that values craft over clout.

I thought I was fit until I did a VO₂ max test. It pushed me to the limit, but now it’s completely reshaped how I train.

Breitling joins forces with Erling Haaland to launch a trio of Chronomats with meteorite dials; two limited editions and one you’ll never be able to buy.

If you're not First, you're last.

Buy your watch for love, not for resale.

Rolex just topped YouGov’s most recommended brands in Australia. It’s hard to buy, heavily hyped, but clearly still the watch Australians trust the most.