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Left your Christmas shopping to the last minute? Forgot to buy a present for that random cousin\u2019s boyfriend? Don\u2019t worry, we\u2019ve got your back. From digital subscriptions to unique gift card ideas, all the presents here can be purchased as late as Christmas morning.<\/p>\n
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Help the bushwalking lover in your life discover more with an AllTrails+ subscription. The app gives hikers access to thousands of curated trails, which they can track as they go \u2013 and then review for fellow hikers once they\u2019ve finished. A paid subscription to the app ($35.99\/year) offers extra features including offline maps, wrong-turn notifications and the ability to keep friends and family informed. AllTrails covers routes all around the world, so they\u2019ll be able to take it wherever they go.<\/p>\n
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If they love books but are plagued by chronic indecision, take the guesswork out of reading for them with a subscription to WellRead (from $36). Each month, the Australian company hand-picks the best new releases in local and international publishing. Each book comes with reading notes for a richer reading experience, and they even have a Facebook group where bookworms can discuss the latest delivery.<\/p>\n
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Treat them to a box of top quality produce from Australian farmers with a subscription to Butcher Crowd\u2019s meat and seafood boxes (from $139\/month). Butcher\u2019s Crowd source their produce sustainably, all of which is humanely raised and free from antibiotics and hormones.<\/p>\n
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Credit: <\/span>iStock<\/cite><\/p>\n For the person who wants for nothing, consider gifting them something they can do rather than own. RedBalloon has a whole library of different experiences to suit different budgets or tastes. For the foodie, consider a fine dining experience; for the golf-obsessed, a private lesson with a PGA professional; or for the workaholic, a massage.<\/p>\n If they religiously do the Saturday crossword, then a New York Times<\/em> games subscription will be a welcome gift ($50\/year). A subscription gives them access to The New York Times<\/em>\u2032 suite of puzzles, including Wordle, their famed crossword and sudoku. Access is practically instant, meaning they\u2019ll be able to start playing right away.<\/p>\n Flowers are the kind of thing people usually don\u2019t buy for themselves, and so they always make for a special gift. A flower subscription, such as this one with Floraly (from $59), will help them feel extra special throughout the year. Flowers are sent in bud to last longer and are always seasonal, meaning they\u2019ll get something different every time. Floraly ships Australia-wide and offers same-day delivery in Melbourne and Sydney metro areas if you order before 3pm.<\/p>\n Welcome to Country is a not-for-profit marketplace that supports Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander experiences across Australia. Why not gift your loved one an unforgettable memory from their library of experiences? There are guided walks, art classes, fine dining experiences, astronomy nights, snorkelling trips and just about anything to suit any taste or budget.<\/p>\n Australian brand Journey of Something\u2019s tagline is \u201cartful ways to play\u201d, which pretty much sums up their offerings of puzzles, DIY art and games for kids and big kids alike. A gift card (from $25) allows them to pick from their broad selection of activities, or opt for a subscription (from $156) that will keep them engaged throughout the year.<\/p>\n Credit: <\/span>iStock<\/cite><\/p>\n Whatever they\u2019re into, it\u2019s hard to go wrong with a Ticketek gift voucher (from $25) that gives them access to thousands of concerts and sport matches wherever they are. This is a gift that you can enjoy with them or one they can enjoy with friends.<\/p>\n Top from left to right: Yotam Ottolenghi, Anna Wintour, Roxane Gay. Bottom from left to right: Serena Williams, Martin Scorsese and Jane Goodall.<\/span><\/p>\n For the person who\u2019s always keen to learn something new, a Masterclass all-access pass (from $180\/year) will help them in their quest for knowledge. With thousands of classes across 11 different categories, Masterclass\u2019 teachers are some of the world\u2019s most prominent industry leaders. New classes are added every month, meaning they\u2019ll never run out of things to learn.<\/p>\n The new wing of the Art Gallery of New South Wales.<\/span>Credit: <\/span>Nick Moir<\/cite><\/p>\n What better gift for the art lover in your life than, well, art? Sure, they won\u2019t actually own<\/em> the art, but a membership to their local gallery or museum gives them access to thousands of paintings, sculptures and immersive experiences whenever the mood strikes. There are many membership options around, at various price points, but some include:<\/p>\n Whether they\u2019re a gourmand, time poor or really just a human being who eats food, a meal kit subscription is a thoughtful gift. Unlike some of its competitors, Make-Out meals is Australian owned and their recipes come from the country\u2019s top kitchens. Meal kits start at $59 and can be adapted to suit any lifestyle or dietary requirement. Available in Sydney and Melbourne.<\/p>\n OK, we may be a little biased, but for the person who always wants to be in the know, consider a subscription to one of our mastheads (subscriptions available for The Sydney Morning Herald<\/em>, The Age<\/em>, Brisbane Times<\/em>, Canberra Times<\/em> and WA Today<\/em>). Choose from a range of options \u2013 including digital-only or print and digital \u2013 where they\u2019ll gain access to the country\u2019s top journalism on everything from breaking news to lifestyle and culture.<\/p>\n Jackbox started as a series of fun trivia games in the \u201990s and has since expanded into a whole universe of beloved games for the whole family. Jackbox Party 10 ($52.50) is a collection of some of their most popular games, including drawing battles and time travel trivia. They\u2019ll need a PC Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox or Apple TV or iPad to play, but other than that, the game is accessed via a digital link \u2013 no physical game necessary.<\/p>\n Film lovers will appreciate a subscription to Mubi (from $37.99), an online streaming platform that specialises in arthouse cinema. Each month, a dedicated group of experts curates the platform\u2019s offerings, so you\u2019re always getting the best of the best, from daring new releases to cult classics. Most of the films can\u2019t be found on other platforms, so you know they\u2019ll be getting something extra special.<\/p>\n Make the most of your health, relationships, fitness and nutrition with our<\/b> Live Well newsletter<\/i><\/b>. <\/i><\/b>Get it in your inbox every Monday<\/i><\/b>.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\nThe New York Times<\/em> games subscription<\/h3>\n
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