In this section you will find a selection of articles from previous issues of our magazine.

Winter 2010

Arctic odyssey
The beauty and scale of this Canadian region is home to a variety of animals and indigenous people who do it proud. Daniel Scott was captivated by a spectacular Arctic experience.
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Walking the waterfront
A walk along Wellington’s sometimes windy waterfront reveals much about the vibrant city that is New Zealand’s capital. Lee Mylne reports.
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Right royal resort
One of Thailand’s most charming and peaceful destinations is ripe for enjoyment – Caroline Gladstone lists her favourite Hua Hin activities.
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Comfort cruising
This splendid river cruiser aims to please on all fronts. Julietta Jameson indulged in every aspect of the European cruise and wholeheartedly recommends taking to the water this way.
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Vietnam's mountain town of Dalat
Dalat’s colonial history lingers far above sea level in the hills immersed in a swirling mist. Rob Woodburn discovers the romance of the hill town and enjoys the coolest place in Vietnam.
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Japan - Mikimoto's world
A shrine to this most desirous jewel, the pearl, can be found on a tiny island off Japan. Roderick Eime reports.
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NSW's gourmet city - Orange
No oranges grow in Orange – but Sally Hammond has unearthed myriad other brilliant foods produced in this gourmet region.
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Autumn 2010

Cruising ancient Italy
Enter a land rich in art, history and gastronomy set among world heritage sites. Lyn Le Provost enjoyed all of this on a cruise that visited the lesser known islands of the Mediterranean and some old favourite destinations.
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Antarctica – last pristine wilderness
Most travellers to the Antarctic are of a certain interesting age – ready for an adventure in the world’s last great wilderness. David McGonigal reports
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An Austrian affair
Salzburg and Vienna are just the places for a romantic interlude – beguiling, historic and generously endowed with chocolate shops. Alison Plummer falls for Austria.
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Spa country, Victoria
In the heart of mulga country, way out west in Queensland, cosmic Charleville wears its history well. Bev Malzard enjoyed the surprises the town had to offer.
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Oman's desert beauty
Heading into the ancient land of Oman, riding a camel, meeting up with Bedouins and seeking out the souks, Bobbi Mahlab discovered the historic richness of Arabia.
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Classic train travel
Nostalgia, elegance, luxury, discovery, mystery – memories are made of this. Classic train travel is all in the eye of the beholder. Compiled by Bev Malzard
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Cruising the Mekong River
Cruising from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Stu Lloyd relives the colonial days of French Indochina and the charms of the modern day Mekong en route.
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Queensland's Outback
In the heart of mulga country, way out west in Queensland, cosmic Charleville wears its history well. Bev Malzard enjoyed the surprises the town had to offer.
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Summer 2010

Mudgee's hospitality
Experiencing the fun of the fair in the countryside with some culture, cuisine and renowned hospitality thrown in, Amy Holgate went mad for Mudgee.
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Stockholm for beginners
In just one day you can stroll along cobblestoned mediaeval streets, take a boat trip to the archipelago, taste a national delicacy and enjoy world-class shopping followed by a ‘fika’. Get to know Sweden’s capital in 10 easy stops.
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Luxury Brunei
Nurture wins over nature after we’ve seen Brunei’s natural attributes. Sarah Jane Evans gives us the lowdown on the country’s luxury indulgences.
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Tasmania's wild side
Tasmania in winter is not a place for sissies. Tony Butler proved his hardiness while exploring the weather-worn northern part of the little island.
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Bucharest rediscovered
The capital of Romania is a fascinating city displaying the communist era and the romanticised period of the 1930s and 40s.
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On safari in South Africa
A ‘bush skills’ safari, tracking animals, meeting buffalo, sighting a leopard, sleeping in the wild and exploring rifle training.
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Top tips on tipping
Australians have a reputation for being ‘mean’ tippers. Here are a few tips to keep the money circulating and to save embarrassment.
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Alpine adventure in Victoria
Soft adventure in Victoria’s High Country includes whitewater rafting, abseiling and dog sledding through the snow. Read the full story ...

Goals to Newcastle
Newcastle Upon Tyne, once a thriving industrial port that had all its eggs in the coal basket, slipped off the tourism radar for a few decades. But now it’s back and alive with promise. The city and the region is a shining example of reinvigoration and the Geordies’ indefatigable enthusiasm. Bev Malzard reports.
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India – the prize holiday
The winner of the 2008 Get Up & Go Award for Australia’s most adventurous traveller, Brian Eldridge took his well-earned prize of a luxury trip to India. Brian and his wife Wynne have recorded their experience and urge all people of a certain, interesting age to travel and discover the world.
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The world's best browsing streets
Stroll along these ‘main’ streets around the world for a concentrated hit of all that’s good in the city, from the best shopping to cosy sidewalk bars, to an abundance of galleries and irresistible people-watching. Kristie Kellahan walks the walk. Read the full story ...

Inland from Cairns
Splendid examples of the spirit of nature and the human spirit are on display when you go north to Cairns, then turn left. Bev Malzard reports. Read the full story ...

Spring 2009

Hanoi's 1000-year history
Wired for sound? Hanoi is that and more. The birthday girl is preparing to invite the world to her 1000th birthday next year – rsvp now. Bev Malzard reports. Read the full story ...

River cruises from around the world
Escape the fast lane of life and board stylish cruise ships that ply the great rivers of the world. Holidaying while on a river cruise will open up new relaxation realms and change your perspective on your destination – for the better. Compiled by Grace Cameron
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Coffs Harbour coastal getaway
Coffs Harbour developed from a timber-producing town and banana growing region to be a cosy holiday destination. Read the full story ...

Culinary tour of Sichuan, China
With a reputation for serving spicy food, Sichuan province is also a red hot destination being discovered by adventurous travellers. Think you’ve seen it all? David May gives us a preview. Read the full story ...

Turkish delights
Seeing the wonders of Turkey by coach gave Veronica Matheson a deep and fascinating insight into one of the world’s most atmospheric destinations. Read the full story ...

Lest we forget
The Australian War Memorial in Canberra is more than a place for a pilgrimage, it’s a homecoming for heroes and a space to reflect on the country’s past and present involvement with worldwide conflicts. Bruce Holmes reports. Read the full story ...

The lively lanes
More than your average shopping or city sights tour, exploring Melbourne’s lanes is a mission to find excellence. Bev Malzard discovered Victoria’s secret! Read the full story ...

Gujo: Japan's festival town
A mediaeval festival that has been a tradition for hundreds of years in Japan saw Maria Visconti dancing the balmy night away together with hundreds of people. Read the full story ...

Cruising in Croatia
Travelling by galleon is an adventurous way to discover Europe’s hottest ticket today – Croatia. Lyn LeProvost island-hopped through the region’s history. Read the full story ...

Rotorua, New Zealand
In Rotorua, you can nudge the budget and enjoy luxurious retreats or experience nature and history for the low price of a ticket. This unusual and fascinating place is hot stuff! Read the full story ...

Winter 2009

Vietnam's unusual church
A cocktail of the world’s faiths and beliefs has more than two million people in Vietnam believing they have found the perfect religion. Bev Malzard was dazzled by the divine. Read the full story ...

Adorable New York
New York need not be pricey – no matter what happens in the dizzying dance of the US and Aussie dollars. Louise Goldsbury reports.
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