Ewen Bell our resident photography expert is embarking on a series of expedition photography cruises to the Kimberley in Western Australia, around Japan and to the Antarctic. He will take […]

Many of you have been following our reporter on the road, Carolyne Jasinski, who stopped of for a few days on her half-lap of Australia – on the east coast […]

Have you ever tried to switch off from the digital world – no internet, no mobile phone, no calls, texts, gaming? And have you wondered why it failed? Reporter Adelaine […]

We played that remix of the iconic Greek theme, Zorba The Greek – from the 1964 movie starring Anthony Quinn – because we have an interview coming up with experts […]

Reporting from New York, Bridgett Leslie made contact with Tamer Halaseh, a tour operator who lives in the West Bank for the latest update on the invasion by Hamas fighters […]

Here’s what you’ll hear this week on Travel Writers Radio. Sorry if you missed us last week, but we needed a quick break to refresh and recharge but many of […]

Our Spain-based reporter Karin Avila (Aah-ve-lah) left a high pressure job in a New York city hospital after the pandemic to move to Spain as a new immigrant. Karin talks […]

Carolyne Jasinski reports in again on her half-lap of Australia in the RV, but suddenly she is shocked having been on the road for 37 days at that stage. She’s […]

Worth1000Words – In documenting her drive around the eastern half of Australia there’s little that surprises Carolyne Jasinski, except a traffic light in the middle of absolutely nowhere. It was […]

Melbourne’s Winter Masterpiece exhibition has been the paintings of Pierre Bonnard, the exhibition designed by India Mahdavi. Melbourne’s Sofitel hotel is a great supporter of the arts, and in this […]

Here’s what you’ll find on Travel Writers Radio this week as we take you from Melbourne’s culinary arts, to Australia’s outback where our reporter chances upon a lone traffic light […]

Carolyne Jasinski, on the road in the RV with husband Rick and Monty the dog continues to report for us from interesting stops along the way on her half=lap of […]

Karin Avila in Spain spoke last week about attending the Moscatell Festival. Well this week she returns to the village of Teulada’s and visits a nearby bodega (winery), Montesanco, which […]

– In the 1850s the central Victorian town of Bendigo was one of the richest in the Commonwealth, producing more than 700,000 kilograms of gold. They say there are still […]

As some people choose to follow the sun to live in a permanent state of summer bliss, there are also those who choose to follow the snow, to ski and […]

– For those of you on the road from Melbourne top Adelaide, there’s a stop you need to make at Monarto, about one hour before Adelaide where they have developed […]