Napthine promises airport rail link
HAVE YOUR SAY: A NEW train line to take passengers from the CBD to Melbourne Airport in 25 minutes has been promised by the Napthine Government.
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Aussie travellers get more homesick
A LACK of good coffee, our favourite TV shows and a familiar pillow are among our complaints about travel, a new survey has found.
Lizard Island cops Ita’s brunt
SO OFTEN a tropical haven for cashed-up honeymooners and celebrities, Lizard Island is now a disaster zone.
Melbourne air passengers stranded
PASSENGERS will be stranded at Melbourne Airport overnight with wet weather forcing several flight delays and some cancellations.
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Newlyweds’ row forces plane to divert
A DRUNKEN row between newlyweds on their honeymoon flight forced a plane to divert and make an emergency landing.
Revealed: Our favourite way to fly
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How easy is it to use a stolen passport?
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The world’s top destination is …
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38,000 Australian passports go missing
AN extraordinary number of Australian passports go missing every year — almost 40,000 — but most go missing on Australian soil.
Moomba magic for young and old
UPDATE: THE characters of Melbourne’s big parade delivered the goods today, but the best balancing acts of the city spectacle were spotted off the main boulevard.
Action star in fight for tourist icon
ACTOR Liam Neeson has stepped up his battle to save New York’s iconic horse and carriage rides from being replaced by electric cars.
Passenger list a rich tapestry
BEHIND the passenger list for missing plane MH370 are 227 unique stories, part of a rich diversity that assembles every time a flight departs.
Bee in a bonnet over Bronte CCTV
THE nailing of a CCTV camera to a tree said to have been planted by Charlotte Bronte nearly 200 years ago has sparked outrage.
Drug war towns fight for tourists
MEXICAN border towns, including ‘the most violent city in the hemisphere”, are fighting hard to lure back tourists scared off by drug wars.
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