Inside MONA's secretive new, women-only experience
Secrets are hidden behind a jade-draped cube at Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art.
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Catherine Marshall
Catherine Marshall started her career as a news journalist in her native South Africa three decades ago. Today, the Sydney-based writer specialises in travel writing.
How to go on safari without leaving Australia
Australia has some of the best guided wildlife experiences – or, as Africans would say, safaris - on the planet.
In the Barossa, you can drink a vintage from your birth year (even if you're 100)
Even the kangaroos have their fill in the Barossa, nature's food bowl.
The obscure, exotic island that gave birth to one of the world's greatest rock stars
It's been 30 years since the death of Queen's Freddie Mercury and his birthplace has a museum dedicated to the singer.
I won't be rushing to leave Australia, even after borders open
International travel is taken for granted as a rite of passage in Australia.
The spectacular Aussie island that once wasn't an island at all
Lizard Island is a research station for reef conservation, keeper of Aboriginal history, and a heavenly getaway.
If you haven't seen this magnificent place, you haven't really seen Australia
Thanks to the pandemic, Broome and beyond is attracting a new set of travellers in search of adventure.
Meet the 'snubbies': Australia's best-kept wildlife secret
People in Broome have grown to love a population of snubfin dolphins that have settled right on their doorstep.
Australia's last great adventure destination
Up on Cape York, it's hard to know where this country ends and the one next one begins.
Airline review: Generous, efficient crew smooth this eye-curling departure time
And any chance to lie flat on a long-haul flight is a pleasure.
How an underrated US state inspired a legendary artist
The New Mexico that defined artist Georgia O'Keeffe.
Why the world's biggest winter festival is so magical
Embracing the cold with the thrills and chills of a Quebec winter.
Airline review: "Five-star" seats, but you might have to climb over your neighbour
The business class seats come with the tasty food and wine and good-natured service.
Airport review: I wouldn't want a long layover here
An airport without the "shopping centre vibe" but the potential for long queues when busy.
Airline review: Passengers moved to 'balance the plane'
A technical stop at a dune-swamped airport and the anticipation of landing in one of the world's most remote and beautiful destinations.
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