Fiona Harper travel writer laces up here hiking shoes for a four day walk on country with Tasmania’s Indigenous palawa people for a fascinating hike laced with history
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After protracted delays, Rottnest Island has finally unzipped its modern canvas screens, brushed the beach sand from its decks and welcomed its…
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Adele Hadfield, shot dead by her feisty second husband William Knowles, was a headstrong independent woman. Of fine breeding, landed gentry of…
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It takes a whole ten minutes after landing on Lady Musgrave Island for me to embarrass myself. My embarrassment becomes more acute…
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Trekking northern NSW on the Yuraygir Coastal Walk is a 32km easy trek, best tackled over around four days, between Coffs Harbour…
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The world’s top glamping sites have been hand-picked and awarded for their excellence by Glamping Hub, the expert guide for outdoor experiences…
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The southerly wind whips up chilled spray as we scoot across Mercury Passage to Maria Island. A film of salt rests on…
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Bush walking has been a favourite pastime for years. A love of the bush probably evolved after growing up in rural West…
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Soft adventure travellers are a demanding lot. On the one hand they want to explore new territory, get off the beaten track…
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Sleeping on the reef never sounded that appealing. Until now. Located at Hardy Reef, 40 nautical miles (approx 70km) from the Whitsundays…
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“I could have gone to Mauritius,” my friend lamented, reluctantly loading up the wagon for the family’s first ever camping holiday. I…