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Shireen Khalil
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Associate Travel Editor, News.com.au
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By Shireen Khalil Verified| News.com.au Verified Influencers who attempt to visit uncontacted tribes have been labelled “reckless and idiotic” by an organisation advocating for indigenous peoples. YouTuber Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov was the latest outsider to try and make contact with the Sentinelese people after visiting the North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean last month. The 24-year-old left the isolated tribe a can of coke and a coconut on the shore as a peace offering – but both items were ignored.
This mom of two hasn't paid for an international trip in 10 years -- here's how she travels for free
By Shireen Khalil Verified| New York Post Verified Sally Edmonds has been on five international trips with her family over the past 10 years and has not paid a single cent for any of them. The 50-year-old mother-of-two is “obsessed” with collecting loyalty points and has come up with a strategy that allows her to be on top of her points game — this includes staying up-to-date on the latest offers to ensure she earns points on all eligible transactions. Edmonds is a member of Velocity — the frequent flyer program of Virgin Australia.
By Shireen Khalil Verified| News.com.au Verified Influencers who attempt to visit uncontacted tribes have been labelled “reckless and idiotic” by an organisation advocating for indigenous peoples. YouTuber Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov was the latest outsider to try and make contact with the Sentinelese people after visiting the North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean last month. The 24-year-old left the isolated tribe a can of coke and a coconut on the shore as a peace offering – but both items were ignored.
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News.com.au
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 9288 3000