Seven days, 250km and a changed plan: bikepacking Tasmania the flexible way
A planned 500km Tasmanian Trail ride collapsed mid-trip — here's how an improvised 250km week through Sheffiel...
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Swimming With Manta Rays at Lady Elliot Island — and How Your Photos Help Science
Lady Elliot Island is one of Australia's top manta ray hotspots. Here's what science is learning — and how sno...
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Hōkūle'a: Sailing 1,600 Miles to New Zealand With No Compass, No GPS, Just the Stars
How the Hawaiian voyaging canoe Hōkūle'a sailed 1,600 miles from the Cook Islands to New Zealand using only st...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Shelling dolphins, spawning sea cucumbers and a lucky monsoon: three marine stories worth knowing
Dolphins fishing with shells in Queensland, sea cucumber breeding breakthroughs and a monsoon that helped the...
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Fog on the bush track: what a wallaroo on Mt Kaputar can teach slow travellers
A wallaroo in the fog on Mt Kaputar inspired a quiet masterclass in slow bush travel — and closer wildlife enc...
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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...
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Sailing Fiji's Lau Isles: bone-filled caves, kava ceremonies and no shops for miles
Fiji's remote Lau Group: no shops, no clinics, bone-filled caves and kava ceremonies — what it takes to sail t...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
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...
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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...
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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...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
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...
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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...
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Six New Pwo Navigators Honoured in Hawaiʻi — A First on Hawaiian Soil
Six new Pwo Navigators, including four women, were inducted in Hawaiʻi's first-ever Pwo ceremony — a milestone...
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