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Everything we have found about travelling in Australia, gathered from 33 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 1 hour ago.

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Fifty Years of The Wilderness Society: Why Every Trail You Love Was Fought For
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Fifty Years of The Wilderness Society: Why Every Trail You Love Was Fought For

Wild Magazine marks 50 years of The Wilderness Society and the Franklin River campaign that saved it — a remin...

Whippa's Skimo 55L Might Be the One Pack Ski Tourers Have Been Waiting For
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Whippa's Skimo 55L Might Be the One Pack Ski Tourers Have Been Waiting For

Wild Magazine puts Whippa's Skimo 55L ultralight ski mountaineering pack through its paces — 1,085g, Aussie-ma...

Australia's Cruise Agents Warn: Local Ships Are Drifting Overseas
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Australia's Cruise Agents Warn: Local Ships Are Drifting Overseas

Australian travel agents urge government support as regulation and port costs push cruise ships offshore. What...

Australia's story trees: from a felled forest giant to Barcaldine's Tree of Knowledge
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Australia's story trees: from a felled forest giant to Barcaldine's Tree of Knowledge

What happened to Australia's famous story trees — Barcaldine's Tree of Knowledge, the Touchwood Tree and a sac...

Thinking about your first trail ultra? One runner's hard-won lessons
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Thinking about your first trail ultra? One runner's hard-won lessons

A first-time 100km ultra runner shares lessons on training, race-day nutrition, dealing with injury and why yo...

Grand Princess Is Heading to Australia Year-Round - Here's What She's Like
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Grand Princess Is Heading to Australia Year-Round - Here's What She's Like

Grand Princess is moving from Alaska to become Princess Cruises' year-round Australian ship. Our review of her...

Fifty Years of the Franklin: Paddling Tasmania's Wild River That Refused to Be Dammed
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Fifty Years of the Franklin: Paddling Tasmania's Wild River That Refused to Be Dammed

Fifty years after The Wilderness Society formed to save it, a rafting crew celebrates a birthday on Tasmania's...

Kangaroo Island's rare sea lions face a new threat as H5N1 bird flu reaches Australian mammals
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Kangaroo Island's rare sea lions face a new threat as H5N1 bird flu reaches Australian mammals

Australia's first confirmed H5N1 death in an Australian sea lion on Kangaroo Island raises the stakes for coas...

Four Australian Wild Places Under Pressure — From the Overland Track's Backyard to the Kimberley
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Four Australian Wild Places Under Pressure — From the Overland Track's Backyard to the Kimberley

Logging near the Overland Track, coal waste in Sydney's catchment, fracking threats to the Fitzroy River and a...

Azamara Pours US$80 Million Into Its Fleet — And Plots a Sydney World Cruise for 2029
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Azamara Pours US$80 Million Into Its Fleet — And Plots a Sydney World Cruise for 2029

Azamara is spending US$80m refurbishing its fleet, with Azamara Quest first in dry dock — plus a 139-night Syd...

Possums in the roof, wombats under the floor: Australia's wildlife is moving in
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Possums in the roof, wombats under the floor: Australia's wildlife is moving in

University of Melbourne research reveals possums, wombats and microbats living in Victorian homes — and how wi...

Sea to Summit Goes B Corp: What the Certification Actually Means for Your Gear Choices
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Sea to Summit Goes B Corp: What the Certification Actually Means for Your Gear Choices

Sea to Summit is now B Corp certified. What the five-area assessment means, plus how its mats and cook sets pe...

Why a map and compass still beats your GPS when the bush turns nasty
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Why a map and compass still beats your GPS when the bush turns nasty

Why bushwalkers still need a map and compass: lessons from a tragic Appalachian Trail case and a near-miss on...

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