Flavourful, fresh and fantastic food can be found in the world-famous Singapore’s hawker markets. I wanted to experience the food that...

One of the things that travellers fear happened to me in Singapore. The ATM was not recognising my pin number when I attempted to get...

1. Historical Sandstone Buildings Over 150 convict built sandstone buildings still survive in Oatlands, Tasmania from the 1800s. ...

Over 150 sandstone buildings still survive, in Oatlands. Eighty-seven alone are along the main street and are now repurposed into private...

Tasmania excels itself with delectable food and divine drinks. One of my favourite places to eat is The Pancake and Crepe Shop in...

The historic town of Oatlands, Tasmania was settled in 1821 and in 2016 the population was just under 700. 84kms (52mi) north of Hobart...

I have never been skiing or snowboarding, but during my recent visit to Coronet Peak, 16kms from Queenstown in New Zealand, I was asking...

On Lake Wakatipu, in Queenstown New Zealand, sails the TSS Earnslaw, a beautiful wooden twin screw steamer. Launched in 1912 (the same...

Supercar fast dashes, muscle cars, track laps and go carts are among the many adreneline filled activities on offer at the Highlands...

It is hard not to smile and laugh out loud when you visit the greatest public loos (also known as toilets or bathrooms) I have ever had...

From 2023 Venice was the first city in the world to introduce an entrance fee. Venice is introducing a system where visitors will need to...

Located in the central north of Tasmania, this town of around 2000 people, is what people often come to Tassie for. Friendly people,...

I have never been to an English country town, but when visiting Westbury in Tasmania, I can imagine that this is pretty close. This town...

This is a story of a sign, a message, and a reminder to Go For It. After successfully avoiding catching COVID for over two years, I...

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In the town of Latrobe Tasmania there is a 2.9km walking trail named - the Teddy Sheean Walk, named after a true Australia hero. Edward ...

Having lost many electronics cables over the years in my travels or not being able to find them in my luggage, I was delighted to have a...

Absolutely everyone who knows Tasmania recommends going to Reliquaire gift shop in Latrobe. They rave about it, usually advising that you...

Stepping into the French inspired gift shop of Monclairs in Latrobe Tasmania was a fabulous feast for the eyes. This boutique store is...

This is one of those things that you don't realise you need it until you need it. In an emergency situation you can sew on a button and...