Australian Luke Bridgford, keen to take on the world applies as a young man for a working visa from four countries. First to respond was Japan so that’s where he […]

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A few weeks back we spoke with our man in New York, Aussie Phil Brown, who said he felt New Yorkers were resigned to the fact that they probably had […]

This week’s photo is of a quirky set-up on little Bruny Island, which is off the coast of Tasmania in Australia. As you drive along Bruny Island Main Road on […]

As a newspaper reporter in the 1970s here in Melbourne, Alistair Smith was well aware of the scare that gripped Perth in Western Australia when it was announced by NASA […]

Melbourne-based Emily McAuliffe has been plenty of places in her travel writing career, but she reckons a little island off the island of Tasmania – which is of course an […]

Here’s what’s new on Travel Writers Radio as Graeme Kemlop is joined at the host desk by US Correspondent Kristin Henning who updates us on the five year anniversary of […]

As travellers, we are always keen to experience something new in a hotel really appreciate the huge variety of brands now on offer from major hotels such as Accor or […]

When she’s not co-hosting Travel Writers Radio, Helen Hayes produces magazines such as Ski & Snowboard, which is out now. She chats to Graeme Kemlo about what’s in this issue, […]

Going skiing or snowboarding in ill-fitting gear is not ideal. Enter Maria Baker, a woman who fell in love with snowboarding, but not with the available women’s skiwear that just […]

Ever since Nagano hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics, the renowned Japanese ski region north-west of Tokyo has been popular with Australian enthusiasts, attracting record numbers each northern winter. Such is […]

Keeley Warren, our award-winning sustainability reporter, speaks with Sonia Teruel from The Regen Lab for Travel about reimagining tourism in light of issues including over-tourism in well-known destinations including Barcelona. […]

Fiona Harper is undertaking a phenomena that is peculiarly a Queensland invention. I heard a whisper that she was moving house, which is not so unusual, but she’s moving it […]

Melbourne travel writer Emily McAuliffe interviews Spencer Patrick, chef and founder of Tropical North Qyeensland’s popular wine and food festival, Taste Port Douglas, about this year’s event. Tickets have just […]

In our #Worth1000Words segment this image from Helen Hayes certainly grabs your attention…especially when the armed, unsmiling Solomon Islands warriors step out of the jungle to challenge resort guests before […]

The country came to the city to showcase their wares on a wintery evening in Melbourne where the local ‘uniform’, the dark grey down-filled puffer jacket has replaced the summer […]