Why the Adelaide Hills should be on your Australia bucket list Hot pools, chic stays and trendy wineries without the crowds, Katie Strick lays out the case for a visit to Adelaide Evening Standard · Feb 25
Pickleball in the Whitsundays? How Australia’s Hamilton Island is shaking off its fly-and-flop reputation It’s time to reconsider the car-free idyll off Australia’s Queensland coast Evening Standard · Feb 20
Australia’s famous wine region that has much more to offer than vineyards South Australia is famous for one thing above all others – but beyond wine there’s much more to see and do in this bustling community, finds Michael Owens The Independent UK · Feb 20
Pizza Hut feasts and improvised altars: lunar new year in Australia’s small town Chinese restaurants They’re normally behind the wok or taking orders, year-round. But when it’s time to celebrate, these Chinese restaurant families create their own traditions The Guardian - AU · Feb 16
In the tiny outback town of Underbool, the community pool is a ‘vital’ part of life – and they almost lost it Locals in the Victorian Mallee town, where summer temperatures regularly top 45C, fought for 10 years to save the only swimming spot for 50km The Guardian - AU · Feb 16
Grisly discovery brings new answers in mystery of Belgian tourist’s disappearance in Australian wilderness Searchers hope that finding missing Belgian women Celine Cremer’s car key as well as human remains in Tasmania’s north-west will help them solve what happened to her The Guardian - AU · Feb 12
'Needle in a haystack' find in missing tourist mystery A private investigator tasked with finding missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer said recent discoveries had given him "closure". AAP · Feb 10
THIS is the world’s only place where extreme deserts meet tropical rainforests; what makes it possible Our planet is more unpredictable and more fascinating than most of us imagine. Most countries have one dominant climate, which is maybe a hot desert or a wet rainforest. Australia breaks that rule completely. Travel a few hundred kilometres, and you could step from sun-baked dunes straight into dense, dripping… The Times of India · Feb 8
Three dead after light plane crashes into ocean off South Australian beach Single-engine Cessna crashed into water at Long Bay near Goolwa South on Friday afternoon The Guardian - AU · Feb 6
A whole Australian town is up for sale for £5m – but residents fear auction could spell its end Licola, a remote settlement in the Victorian High Country about 250km east of Melbourne, is home to just five people The Independent UK · Feb 5
Boy swims four hours in rough seas to save mother and siblings off Western Australia The 13-year-old attempted to kayak back to shore to get help, but the vessel took on water, forcing him to swim The Guardian - AU · Feb 3
Walk this way: new Australian hikes to try in 2026 From accessible urban strolls to multi-day treks through world heritage-listed sites, walkers are spoiled for choice The Guardian - AU · Jan 31
One last ride on the V-set: NSW train fans farewell ‘old but plush’ steel rattlers in style The beloved train was treated like a visiting superstar on its ‘rowdy but enjoyable’ final journey from Lithgow to Central Station The Guardian - AU · Jan 30
Melbourne to Warrnambool and Women's Warrnambool Cycling Classic under review due to bushfire in the Otways 'All options are being considered including re-scheduling and re-routing' said organiser for the one-day races, which are part of ProVelo Super League Cycling News · Jan 29
The Guardian - AU · Jan 28 The place that stayed with me: after a treacherous route through open desert, at Mina Mina I saw holiness ‘One day, Nangala,’ Aunty Agnes would say. ‘We’ll dance together at Mina Mina.’ And one day, for no good reason, I answered her: ‘Let’s do this thing’
Marie Claire · Jan 27 Sprawling Suites, Elevated Dining and Luxe Spa Treatments - the Perth Hotel Adding Serenity to City Stays Say hello to The Westin Perth
Cycling News · Jan 27 Women's and men's Surf Coast Classics cancelled due to evolving bushfire and weather conditions, 'no identified impacts at this time' for Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Races Warnings from Otway fire continue to cover part of original Surf Coast Classic course as temperatures surge toward 45°C
AAP · Jan 27 Probe on 'missed opportunities' for deadly NZ landslip New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon says the families of the six people killed in the Mount Maunganui landslip "deserve answers".
Cycling News · Jan 26 Surf Coast Classic course changed as Otways fire warnings issued for parts of original route, no alterations 'at this point' to weekend's Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Races Wednesday's women's and Thursday's men's 1.Pro race now both scheduled to start and finish in Torquay
The Guardian - AU · Jan 25 The kindness of strangers: I was hitchhiking with nowhere to sleep when a man gave me his bed for the night It was pouring and traffic was drying up. Then a car came along and the driver asked where I was staying the night
The Guardian - AU · Jan 25 Cathy Freeman leads Australia Day honours alongside enforcer of world-first social media ban High-profile Australians celebrated alongside more than 600 civilians who have changed lives and the country
The Guardian - AU · Jan 21 The place that stayed with me: on a wild, misty river I learned I have the strength for almost anything At first Stephanie Wood felt out of her depth rafting the Franklin, but by the end, a world of new possibilities had opened up
The Guardian - AU · Jan 20 Campsites closed as police investigate possible dingo link to death of Canadian on Australian tourist island K’gari While violent dingo and human interactions have been increasing, police refuse to speculate whether 19-year-old woman drowned or was killed by the wild canids
The Guardian - AU · Jan 20 Afternoon Update: fourth NSW shark attack in 48 hours; anti-hate laws pass lower house; and a Beckham family feud Authorities urge the public to avoid the water as brackish and murky conditions draw in sharks
The Guardian - AU · Jan 14 The place that stayed with me: that afternoon in Orford, I belonged to the bush for the first time It took Robert Dessaix many decades to appreciate Australia’s landscape, but when it finally happened, he felt forever changed