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Head into the New Year with Vacations & Travel!

Head into the New Year with Vacations & Travel!

The Summer 2009 issue of Vacations & Travel is out now, with 204 pages of intriguing stories, travel news and stunning photography, plus a bonus 68-page supplement on New Zealand and a 36-page lift-out on Mauritius. There is also a 20-page booklet on Scandinavia attached to the front cover. In short, an amazing 328 pages […]

Take 20 per cent off Kimberley Cruises

Take 20 per cent off Kimberley Cruises

Pearl Sea Coastal Cruises adds 2010 departures to 2009 20% discount deal Pearl Sea Coastal Cruises (PSCC) has added 2010 Kimberley cruises to its 20 per cent discount offer on 2009 cruises. Bookings for 2009 savings have been extended from December 31 to March 31, the deadline date also set for the offer on 2010 […]

Take 20 per cent off Kimberley Cruises

Take 20 per cent off Kimberley Cruises

Pearl Sea Coastal Cruises adds 2010 departures to 2009 20% discount deal Pearl Sea Coastal Cruises (PSCC) has added 2010 Kimberley cruises to its 20 per cent discount offer on 2009 cruises. Bookings for 2009 savings have been extended from December 31 to March 31, the deadline date also set for the offer on 2010 […]

Bollards give Geelong the edge

Bollards give Geelong the edge

TRAVEL BRIEFS By John Crook   The National Wool Museum in Geelong currently is featuring the works of  the late Jan Mitchell, the artist who created 111 bollards along the Eastern Beach foreshore. The current exhibition salutes the lady who created a substantial change to the city’s shoreline.   Her painted wooden sculptures are infused with humour […]

Bollards give Geelong the edge

Bollards give Geelong the edge

TRAVEL BRIEFS By John Crook   The National Wool Museum in Geelong currently is featuring the works of  the late Jan Mitchell, the artist who created 111 bollards along the Eastern Beach foreshore. The current exhibition salutes the lady who created a substantial change to the city’s shoreline.   Her painted wooden sculptures are infused with humour […]

Novotel selected for Brisbane Airport’s first international hotel

Novotel selected for Brisbane Airport’s first international hotel

October opening part of Brisbane Airport’s development master plan 12 January 2009: Australia’s leading 4-star hotel brand, Novotel, has been selected for Brisbane Airport’s first major international hotel. Novotel Brisbane Airport is currently under construction and is scheduled for completion by October 2009. It will be the second Novotel in Brisbane – the first opened […]

Novotel selected for Brisbane Airport’s first international hotel

Novotel selected for Brisbane Airport’s first international hotel

October opening part of Brisbane Airport’s development master plan 12 January 2009: Australia’s leading 4-star hotel brand, Novotel, has been selected for Brisbane Airport’s first major international hotel. Novotel Brisbane Airport is currently under construction and is scheduled for completion by October 2009. It will be the second Novotel in Brisbane – the first opened […]

RIGHT WHITE FOR A SEAFOOD PLATTER

RIGHT WHITE FOR A SEAFOOD PLATTER

Wc12Jan09 david ellis A TEXT book vintage for a WA vineyard chosen back in the 1970s for all the right reasons for growing Sauvignon Blanc, has rewarded winemakers and consumers alike with the 2008 Capel Vale Pemberton Sauvignon Blanc. CEO at Capel Vale, Simon Pratten is never backward at coming forward to praise the work […]

RIGHT WHITE FOR A SEAFOOD PLATTER

RIGHT WHITE FOR A SEAFOOD PLATTER

Wc12Jan09 david ellis A TEXT book vintage for a WA vineyard chosen back in the 1970s for all the right reasons for growing Sauvignon Blanc, has rewarded winemakers and consumers alike with the 2008 Capel Vale Pemberton Sauvignon Blanc. CEO at Capel Vale, Simon Pratten is never backward at coming forward to praise the work […]

Tasmania’s Wild North West: Beyond the Ramparts of the Unknown

Tasmania’s Wild North West: Beyond the Ramparts of the Unknown

Photo: Tourism Tasmania/Grant Dixon By Roderick Eime Flying into the tiny north-western regional hub of Wynyard, you could easily imagine you are in the middle of nowhere – and that is why so many visitors come! With a heritage that can be traced back to the early 19th Century, this far flung Van Diemen’s Land […]