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Susan Kurosawa

Susan KurosawaAssociate Editor (Travel)

Susan has led The Australian’s travel coverage since 1992. She has lived and worked in England, France, Hong Kong and Japan, and has received multiple local and international awards for travel writing and features journalism. Susan is Australia’s most prominent commentator on the tourism and hospitality industry and the author of seven books, including a No 1 bestseller set in India.

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Sunnylife underwater camera Summer Guide 2021

Into the warm zone

Get ready for summer with these essential buys.

Perfect gifts for the festive season

Perfect gifts for the festive season

Looking for the ideal present for your favourite traveller or homebody? Try these for size.

Susan Kurosawa and Penny Hunter

Four of a kind

Four of a kind

The radio host asks me to name my four best overseas trips ever, with emphasis on that last word. I am (uncharacteristically) stuck for words.

Several King penguins wander on the beach, curious about the human visitors, at Macquarie Island, an Australian Antarctic Territory, on a sunny day.

Cruising from go to wow

These expedition adventures deliver unforgettable encounters with nature and humanity.

FORWARD PLANNERTravel

Triabunna Barracks in Tasmania. Picture: Adam Gibson

Quick march to these former soldiers’ digs

Fresh on the accommodation scene in Tasmania is this lovely heritage pile in Triabunna.

WISH WE WERE HERETravel

Sanctuary Mandela, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Check in and stay at Nelson Mandela’s house

The presidential home of the revered late South African leader has been turned into a boutique hotel.

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An abundance of corsetry

An abundance of corsetry

So how are we all going after lockdown? Looking forward to a bit of turndown … of the hotel housekeeping kind, that is?

Forward plannerTravel

One for the wishlist

One for the wishlist

This Victorian beauty has undergone a three-year, £7m renovation – and it shows.

AWARD WINNERTravel

The Mudgee WWII Memorial Clock at the roundabout intersection of Church and Market Streets, Mudgee.

Talk of the towns

This buzzing hub in NSW’s central tablelands is punching above its weight in Australia’s tourism stakes.

FORWARD PLANNERTravel

Munch Museum in Oslo, Norway.

Too much Munch is never enough

Have the past 18 months felt like a long, live re-inactment of famous painting The Scream?

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