Kristin Henning our Middle America correspondent went to Antarctica last month for an immersive polar expedition cruise with Polar Latitudes. In this engaging conversation with John McKeon CEO of Polar Latitudes, Kris asks about...
Graeme Kemlo caught up with our British-born correspondent from Lyon France late last week and she was understandably excited having just given birth (so to speak) to her first book. Anna Richards was happy...
It is not every day you turn 10, so we’ll play a couple more messages from our team: Foundation and 100 Club Member Carolyne Jasinski and veteran travel journalist Ian Jarrett.Read More Read More
Graeme Kemlo was on assignment in Ballarat , Victoria;s third-largest city this week and he could not help but notice the changes. One of the State’s fastest growing regions, just one hour from Melbourne,...
You don’t get to stay on air for 10 years without the support of your broadcaster are we are no exception. We sincerely do appreciate the opportunity and the ongoing support of J-AIR. 88...
We have some messages from one of our more recent team members Keeley Warren our sustainability and responsible tourism reporter now living in Valencia Spain, and one of our long-time members, Adelaine Ng as...
Our reporter Carolyne Jasinski strikes gold – literally! On her latest trip to Mackay and the Isaac Region in Queensland, she found nuggets of gold and held a record-breaking 5oz gold nugget. Carolyne interviews...
Here’s what you’ll hear on our 10th Biirthday edition of Travel Writers Radio, the original program produced and presented by the professional journalists of PALAT -the Professional Association of Lifestyle And Travel Writers. Each...
Helen Hayes chats with Graeme Kemlo about her “spectacular” African safari qwhich ranged from an iconic hotel in Durban, to a luxury beach lodge at Thonga Beach on the remote east coast of South...
Carolyne Jasinski has been in Queensland over the past week and reports on her farm stay on a sugar cane pkantation with a couple of genuine characters who call themselcves “old Tassie potato farmers”...