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Travel stories from across Oceania, by country, gathered from 60 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 7 hours ago.

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Australia's Cruise Crunch: Travellers Told 'It's Booked Out' as Ships Vanish
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Australia's Cruise Crunch: Travellers Told 'It's Booked Out' as Ships Vanish

Australian cruise agents are turning travellers away as ships leave and itineraries repeat. What's behind the...

AAT Kings puts conservation and culture on 95% of its Australia and New Zealand tours
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AAT Kings puts conservation and culture on 95% of its Australia and New Zealand tours

AAT Kings now runs a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience on 95% of its tours — from Barkindji culture in outback NSW...

Australian Cruisers Have Spoken: Newer Ships and Fresh Itineraries or Nothing
Travel & Airline News

Australian Cruisers Have Spoken: Newer Ships and Fresh Itineraries or Nothing

Australian cruisers call out ageing ships, repetitive Pacific itineraries and high port fees — and say what wo...

Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Te reo Māori is filling Auckland's theatres — and selling out

Sold-out bilingual opera and Auckland Theatre Company's first te reo production show Māori language is now mai...

Forty Years of Croatian Folklore in Sydney: The Man Behind Linđo's Music
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Forty Years of Croatian Folklore in Sydney: The Man Behind Linđo's Music

George Franulović marks 40 years with Sydney's Croatian folkloric group Linđo, from child dancer to Opera Hous...

Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Australian Geographic reveals the winners of its 2026 Nature Photographer of the Year awards

The 2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year winners are announced: 2,129 entries, 501 photo...

Humpbacks Are Feasting Off Australia's South Coast – And Whale Watchers Are Helping Prove It
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Humpbacks Are Feasting Off Australia's South Coast – And Whale Watchers Are Helping Prove It

New research shows humpback whales feed along Australia's east coast each spring – here's where and when to se...

Australia's cruise industry is shrinking while the rest of the world booms — and Canberra is being told to act
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Australia's cruise industry is shrinking while the rest of the world booms — and Canberra is being told to act

Global cruising is booming but Australia's cruise capacity and spending are falling. Industry leaders warn Can...

Bird flu is spreading along Australia's south coast — what it means for the country's wildlife
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Bird flu is spreading along Australia's south coast — what it means for the country's wildlife

H5N1 bird flu is spreading along southern Australia's coast, killing thousands of birds and infecting seals. W...

Rig failure in mid-Pacific: how one couple's 43-day crossing nearly ended in disaster
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Rig failure in mid-Pacific: how one couple's 43-day crossing nearly ended in disaster

A dream pure-sailing crossing from Panama to the Marquesas turned into a 43-day fight: rig failure, battery fi...

Twenty Years After His Death, Steve Irwin's Australia Is Still Worth the Trip
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Twenty Years After His Death, Steve Irwin's Australia Is Still Worth the Trip

Twenty years after the Crocodile Hunter's death, Australia Zoo, the wildlife hospital and 180,000ha of protect...

Historic sulphur pollution, not today's emissions, likely damaged Murujuga's ancient rock art
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Historic sulphur pollution, not today's emissions, likely damaged Murujuga's ancient rock art

Three years of research suggests historic sulphur dioxide, not current pollution, made rocks porous at Murujug...

Dads who don't eat for two weeks: how Australian marine animals raise their young
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Dads who don't eat for two weeks: how Australian marine animals raise their young

From mouthbrooding cardinalfish to pregnant seahorses and shark egg crevices, how Australia's marine animals g...

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