What has made a developer, a surf instructor and a retiree embrace life on this Indonesian island?
Dave Smith
Arriving an hour before a flight ... but whoops! Where’s the laptop?
An unlikely partnership is rewarding travellers for ditching their phones. Megan French gives it a red-hot crack.
Megan French
Australia’s first new major airport in five decades has opened in Western Sydney, with hundreds gathering to witness a moment decades in the making.
Cameron Micallef
A long, lazy lunch by the sea is just the ticket as we dream of the warmer weather to come. The appeal of this City Beach restaurant is undeniable. But maybe just for a cocktail or two next time.
Daniel Newell
Epic sights and intimate moments in Vietnam and Cambodia
Will Yeoman
Australia will get its first new airport in five decades, creating new competition in the aviation space. Here is what it will mean for travellers.
Between January and May, nearly 30,000 people were bitten on the island by suspected rabid animals
An unexpected discovery on a wildflower walk down south
Leyanne Baillie
The widow of a cyclist killed in an alleged hit-run has spoken publicly for the first time since the tragedy.
David Hannant
The star of Netflix dramas Safe, The Stranger and Fool Me Once makes a good day out
Steve McKenna
Exploring the city before a river cruise
Two major beaches have been closed after this shark magnet washed up on shore, with bystanders filming the gross scene.
Jack Nivison
As drinking habits change, West Australian winemakers and non-alcoholic beverage connoisseurs are hoping to win over UnWined festival-goers with distinctive local drops and options.
Sophie Gannon
Cause, effect and solutions to the massive queues
Even before the current riots and curfews, a fire tore through Marche des Enfants Rouge. We have less-known spots to visit
A charming street scene from Lisbon is our top pick (plus the many others that caught our eye)
Penny Thomas
Anantara’s first African safari camp takes luxury to another level
Stepping back to very different travel eras
Princess Cruises’ 3000-guest ship marks the first of 200 cruise visits to WA this summer, bringing a boost to WA’s tourism economy, writes Michael Ferrante
Michael Ferrante
Updating on issues in Europe
Stephen Scourfield
Big savings as the airline picks up another major award
Red tape and high costs are crippling cruise lines
A family-owned Wheatbelt liquor store has been crowned the best in regional WA, having been awarded the prestigious title at the WA Loin Liquor Industry Awards earlier this month.
Melissa Sheil
