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Travel notes, route guides and dispatches — the latest from our team, accentuated with Travel reads from Starts at 60.
The moment 50 elephants appeared on the horizon in Namibia
It took Anne Mortlock three years to find the courage to travel solo, but a journey through Namibia delivered the
It’s Time to Talk About Dementia and Travel – Before It’s Too Late to Ask
There’s a particular kind of grief that comes before the grief itself, one that many families living with a dementia
Indonesia volcano shuts airports as Aussie flights cancelled
Australian travellers are being warned to check their flights before heading to the airport after a major volcanic eruption in
30 Years Chasing Gold in the WA Outback, and It Still Feels Like the First Time
Postcards Home: with Emily Darlow For Leanne, the moment a metal detector changes its tune somewhere in the red dirt
Struggling to Get Comfy on a Plane? Here’s What Actually Helps
Unless you can afford the luxury of first or business class, you know how hard it can be to get
Buying a caravan? 7 things to check before saying yes
It’s easy to picture the open road when you step inside a gleaming new caravan, but before signing anything there
‘Retirement is like putting on new tyres’: The Sydney couple helping make childbirth safer in Tanzania
After decades caring for women with high-risk pregnancies, Professor Jonathan Morris AM could have stepped away from medicine altogether. Instead,
800 kilometres, six weeks and the walk Kirsten McHugh had dreamed about for years
Postcards Home with Emily Darlow For years, Kirsten McHugh had imagined herself walking the Camino de Santiago, picturing the towns
Why solo female travellers are falling in love with this little-known corner of Japan
From cycling across islands and soaking in ancient hot springs to wandering historic towns without the crowds, Ehime is fast
How Google Maps Helps Me Find My Car (Even at the Airport, After a Week Away)
I’ll be honest with you: at 64, “where did I park the car?” has become a genuine, recurring feature of
What Retirement Would Actually Look Like in Malaysia, Panama and Portugal
There’s a particular kind of daydream that tends to arrive somewhere around your early sixties, usually while you’re standing in
The Luxury of Taking Your Time
From the Mekong to the Med, the relaxed luxury of an Emerald Cruise puts you in the heart of the