Ballerina stepping out to travel
BASIC research into a possible destination enables this leading Australian ballerina to gain much more from a holiday experience.
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Coast aims to be breast destination
COSMETIC surgeons are looking to give the Gold Coast a lift by discounting boob jobs in a bid to lure more medical tourists.
Building looks like mmm… rack of lamb
THIS could be Australia’s most delicious building – if they build it. Here’s a sneak peek at Perth’s proposed opera house, and some of the weird things it resembles.
Seven star’s secret holiday spots
SYDNEY is her Place to Call Home but Marta Dusseldorp has other hidden destinations where her travel passion lies.
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Welcome to the unswimmable river
THIS much-maligned city river is being revamped with a pool that filters its murky water into safe, swimmable water.
The next big trend after Airbnb?
DINNERSURFER, a website allowing home chefs to sell their leftovers to strangers is about to go global. So will it take off?
Teen stowaway’s miracle survival
THE mystery of how a teen boy survived in the wheel well of a flight from California to Hawaii deepens as authorities say he has no memory of the journey.
Everest teenager cops abuse
TEENAGER Alyssa Azar has received abusive emails after vowing to reach the top of Mt Everest despite an avalanche which killed 13 guides.
Passengers feared for their lives
PASSENGERS have spoken of fearing for their lives after a Qantas plane on its way to Melbourne from LA had to turn around after a fuel pump fault in midair.
See hidden Nepal
GET off the tourist trail and experience a little-visited part of the Nepalese Himalaya with the Australian Himalayan Foundation.
Tee up for an italian delight
EXPLORE the hidden jewels in Italy’s golfing crown with a tour of the country that takes in some of the most scenic and challenging courses in the world.
A healthy way to see the world
SPECIALIST travel company Health and Fitness Travel has launched in Australia, offering tailor-made healthy holidays worldwide for singles, couples, families and friends.
Flyers to do more self-service
AUSTRALIAN travellers should get used to seeing fewer airline staff in traditional service roles as carriers move towards a more flexible model that sees employees as problem-solvers rather than process drivers, one of Australia’s top airline executives says.
The bear essentials for a great photo
PHOTOGRAPHERS have travelled the world for these amazing shots, part of the Smithsonian’s annual photo competition.
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