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TRAVEL: The Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame at Longreach in central-west Queensland encapsulates Australia's pioneering outback heritage and it's celebrating its 25th birthday this month, culminating in an Outback Horse & Heritage Expo on July 25-28 featuring a rodeo, gymkhana, bronco-branding competition, team-penning and moonlight cinema. CEO Ben Maguire says more than 8000 visitors are expected for the four-day shindig. As a neat tie-in, Penguin has published Unsung Heroes: Stories from the Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame ($29.99) with a foreword by John Williamson and all royalties going to the Longreach institution.

Designer Concealed Carry handbags are taking America by storm, with a specially crafted compartment to safely hide and carry your handgun.

Yes, that's right, your handgun.

Designed by Dallas-based Kate Woolstenhulme, the handbags came about after she herself applied for a Florida concealed carry gun license back in 2008.

Highlighting the rather startling rise in ownership of firearms over in the US, the bags sure are having themselves a 'moment', with sales on the rise and popularity soaring. So what drove Kate to start designing the bags? She revealed all in an interview with Fashionista recently.Discover the largest collection of Wholesale High Quality Hermes handbags .

"I realised [after applying for a license] that all of those upscale handbags I had bought were not made to safely and properly carry a gun. You need to be able to lock it up.

"My angle is, I'm not advocating people to carry a firearm. They've already made that choice.

"Firearms are lot of work—a lot of training, money and not a decision taken lightly. But there are women making this decision. And a Chanel or a Fendi are never going to make a gun-safe bag because it wouldn't be politically correct."

Whatever your thoughts on gun ownership (like you, we have many), the fact that Kate is coming at this from a safety angle shouldn't be ignored. It's not just your gun-carrying average Jane buying in to Kate's venture either.

"Undercover or plain-clothes officers are becoming a bigger part of the business," she says. "The holster is removable, but the locking pocket [the secure spot where you keep the holster] can be used for anything.

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