Waverly Mills: Iconic Australian Textiles
Stepping into Waverley Mills is like stepping back in time - a time where craftsmanship and quality reigned supreme. Where things were made proper, where corner...
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Hands On With The New Gillette Heated Razor
Few product releases have excited us recently - especially when it comes to the market of shaving products. How many ways can you reinvent the trusty razor? Wel...
A Story Of Two Heavyweights: Casamigos Tequila
Tequila is one of those polarising drinks - you either love it, or you hate it.
Too often we have scarred memories of tequila, throwbacks to university nights,...
From Winding Roads to Rolling Wineries: Testing The 2020 Mazda MX-5
It’s hard not to love a convertible. Wind ripping through your hair, sun shining down on your skin, your senses alive with the sounding of a roaring engine- and...
The Denon DHT-S316: Theatre Sound At Your Home
With modern TV’s becoming ultra-thin, manufactures have left very little room for quality audio. Alas, a new generation of soundbars has hit the market. They ne...
How To Road Trip The Great Ocean Road
There’s nothing more exciting than grabbing your best friend, winding down the windows on a pearler of a day and hitting the coast for a good old fashioned road...
BrewDog: Independent Craft Beer Brand Opens in Australia
Sitting down over a pint of beer, we got a chance to chat all things beer, business, booms and busts with the co-founder of this wildly successful craft beer br...
The 2019 Man of Style Christmas Gift Guide
And just like that, it's Christmas. The year has flown by and we can’t believe we’re writing this here Christmas guide. But nonetheless, we know it will be of g...
The 2019 Honda NSX: a Childhood Dream Car Reimagined
When Honda springs to mind, most think of a trusty family car; the Honda CRV or the ultra-reliable Honda Accord, for example. We don’t necessarily think superca...
Why I Bought A Vespa: A Honest Review
Each time I travel to Europe, I get inspired by my trans-continental counterparts. I try to take bits and pieces back home and adopt some of their philosophies ...
Max Kruse
Max is a frequent flyer and lover of all things edible. Rarely seen without a camera in hand, his keen eye for detail and composition will have you questioning whether his shots are real or photoshop.