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The PS News Out of Hours guide is the perfect vehicle to help busy people wind down. In the following pages you’ll find good advice, good ideas and a good planning tool for using your spare time wisely and enjoyably so that when you come back to work you’re refreshed and reinvigorated.
	Travel Don’t Decry Nelson In Portsmouth MUCH has been said, written, researched and further researched about the dying words of Vice Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson as he led the British against France and Spain in the Battle of Trafalgar in October 1805, the battle that gave England its greatest-ever sea victory to that time – but at the cost of the loss of its greatest-ever naval commander ...more... Travellers’ Good Buys PS News travel expert, John Rozentals shares heaps of his handiest hints, topical tips and eye-popping ideas for the perfect holiday getaway as well as travel options for all in his weekly round-up of the best Buy- on the travel market ...more... Struth - would you believe! PS News Travel Expert, David Ellis takes a look at the more weird, whacky and wondrous in the world of travel ...more...
Wine & Dine Company’s Got History All Bottled Up RIDDOCH Coonawarra’s a company one could easily write a fascinating book or three about, beginning with Scottish-born pioneer John Riddoch who rode the wool boom of the 1860s, and 30 years later planted Coonawarra’s first wine grapes in 1891 ...more... What’s For Dinner? Curtis Stone has a new cookbook with plenty of suggestions for easy weeknight meals, writes Christine Salins...more... At The Movies This week Victor Rebikoff reviews Star Trek-Into Darkness ...more... Motoring Nuts & Bolts Want the latest automotive news and views from around the world without the hype and spin? Buckle up, as our motoring editor Peter Brewer tells how it is ...more... Tweet

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