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- Sydney v. Dubai - more similar than meets the eye
  I'm typing this on a dusty, wobbling morning in Dubai, on my way from Sydney to NYC where I'll be working on assignment for the Daily Mail for a while. As the plane pushed through a hazier sky than any I remember (is desert dust any different to ash clouds?), I had a familiar feeling, first compounded when I landed in India years ago: any fool can […]
- An unlikely pair: Sydney Film Festival and small bars
  Thanks to an unfortunately sprained ankle, I had the good fortune to fall in line for a free ticket to a sold-out Sydney Film Festival viewing on Tuesday night. The movie, which I'd never heard of, was Even the Rain, or, in its native Spanish, Tambien La Lluvia. It was a pleasure to watch - absolutely entertaining, raw, brilliant and visceral. The beaut […]
- From Tax to TEDx - Sydney's week that was
  There's a helluva brouhaha over here at the moment, centred around Cate Blanchett's cameo role in a recent ad that encourages Aussies to support Julia Gillard's oh-so-controversial Carbon Tax. Not only has poor old Cate waded into a (too) highly politicised slinging match, but she has walked into another great Aussie stickler: the tall poppy/c […]
- Gill v Bourdain at the Sydney Writers' Festival
  Now, I'm not one for fisticuffs but when I see something advertised as "Food Fighters", I want to see a fight. Of sorts. So you will understand my disappointment when, last week, this lacklustre Sydney Writers' Festival chaired session puttered to a weak little close, the previously buoyed punters around me affecting a collective shrug in […]

Britain’s greenest festivals, National Geographic Green

Posted by daisy dumas on Tuesday, 1 June, 2010 · Leave a Comment

It’s Glastonbury’s 40th anniversary and high time to look at how the festival industry has changed since the days of free love and free milk. Eco consciousness, it turns out, goes hand-in-hand with liberal-minded festivals. Or, view online, pages 94 – 101. And here are some snaps from this year’s Glasto-to-rival-all-Glastos Arcadia at Glastonbury, 2010, … Read more

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Glastonbury day 1, 2009 – London Evening Standard

Posted by daisy dumas on Wednesday, 24 June, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Coverage of Glastonbury crowds arriving for 2009′s festival. The sun’s shining… 24 June 2009

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