Australia extends its cruise exemption to 2028 - with new crew rights attached
Australia's cruise exemption is extended to 31 December 2028, easing deployment worries - but new seafarer bar...
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Qantas' Project Sunrise A350: The Fuel Tank No Other Airline Ordered
Qantas' Project Sunrise A350-1000ULR uses a unique 20,000-litre rear fuel tank to fly Sydney-London nonstop fr...
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Wilga Station and BX After Dark: why Bathurst is the NSW country escape to book next
Bathurst farm stay Wilga Station adds hot tubs, Wiradjuri tours and a pond, while the new BX After Dark progra...
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Why we pay to be scared: the science behind Zero Latency's Halloween VR hits
Zero Latency VR marks Halloween with a fear scientist's verdict on why free-roam horror like Outbreak and Haun...
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Australia grants cruise ships two more years of coastal shipping relief — with strings attached
Australia extends its cruise shipping exemption to 2028, adding crew collective bargaining conditions. What th...
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Billions of Bogong moths are back in Australia's alpine caves — and it's one of nature's great spectacles
After a 99.5% population crash, billions of Bogong moths have returned to eastern Australia's alpine caves, a...
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Cruise Passenger Readers' Choice Awards 2026: early voting shows a tight race
Early votes in the Cruise Passenger Readers' Choice Awards 2026 show Princess leading overall while Carnival c...
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Pete Rawley buys Byroads Travel — and the once-a-year departure model is staying
ETC co-founder Pete Rawley has acquired small group operator Byroads Travel, keeping its one-departure-per-des...
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Why Carnival Cruisers Keep Coming Back Despite the Bad Reviews
Australian cruisers defend Carnival against its online critics — honest takes on food, ships, family trips and...
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Australians Are Switching to Asian Airlines for Europe Trips as Fares Plummet
Bookings on Asian airlines to Europe are surging as fares drop, with China Eastern up 278%. Fares to Madrid fr...
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InterContinental Brisbane's big 2027 makeover — and why the hotel stays open through it
InterContinental Brisbane gets a staged 2026-27 refurb by Woods Bagot — 324 rooms, new restaurants, atrium vie...
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Short cruises from $366: the budget-friendly Aussie holiday hack this season
From $366 per person: every short cruise this season from Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, including ports like...
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Brown boobies: the plunge-diving seabird worth a trip to Christmas Island
Christmas Island hosts around 7,000 breeding pairs of brown boobies — see the seabirds plunge-dive at 100km/h...
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