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Stanley, an eye-catching nest of historic cottages clustered beneath The Nut, the stump of a volcanic plug.

The perfect Australian holiday in our smallest state

Astonishing beaches, stupendous hiking, amazing food and some of the strangest creatures on the planet. Tasmania has it all, and you can see in just two weeks.

  • by James Stewart
In the age of paying for seat selection, airlines have made a habit of separating families.

Airlines prioritise safety, except when it comes to choosing your seat

Airlines like to say that safety is their number-one priority. I would say that all goes out the window unless you pay extra to sit with your family.

Stahl House’s pool with a view.

Seven incredible modernist homes in LA you can visit

Architectural innovation is a constant in the City of Angels, where modernism has flourished and dream homes are always on the agenda.

  • by Margaret Barca
Beach villa, Regent Bali, Canggu.

Stylish new Bali resort helps the battle against bogans

The popular Indonesian island is clamping down on disrespectful tourists, and a new hotel is offering a five-star escape from the madding crowds.

  • by Julietta Jameson
A tram passes in front of the pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang.

North Korea bans tourists (again) after influencers visit

Travel influencers have been told not to stage pranks in North Korea or mock the state after it shut its borders to tourists following a visit from Westerners.

  • by Julian Ryall and Daniel Hardaker
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Siena, Italy.

The 20 best cities in Italy, ranked (and why Rome isn’t No.1)

Which of Italy’s cities should be on your holiday wish-list and which are overrated? And why doesn’t Rome or Venice take out the top slot? Read on to find out.

  • by Tim Jepson

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“Enhanced vetting” is seeing some travellers turned away from the US at the border for unusual reasons.
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An Australian was denied US entry for bizarre reasons. He’s not alone

One Australian traveller says he’s now $15,000 out of pocket after being denied entry to the US after “enhanced vetting”. His crime? Choosing a cheap fare.

  • by Anthony Dennis

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