One of our most iconic multi-day walks has reached a significant milestone, with the Three Capes Track, welcoming its 100,000th walker today.

A project to rehabilitate wetlands in Tasmania has been going since the 80s. It keeps getting destroyed by deer — and the community group involved has had enough.

The east coast of Tasmania is an ideal place to explore pristine beaches and incredible scenery. The most stunning part of ...

Premier and Minister for Tourism, Jeremy Rockliff said it was important for the tourism and hospitality sector, especially in the North and North West, to be able to confidently prepare for the launch ...

National parks are open to all and are arguably some ... such as the Three Capes Track in Tasmania and the Milford Track in New Zealand. They take place on well-established, high-quality trails ...

The West Coast Wilderness Railway is seeing its strongest passenger numbers since 2018 – despite parts of the route being ...

Adventure travel companies are offering new trips for 2025 with options for a variety of interests and activity levels.

From the air and from the ground it’s an unexpected sight: kilo­metres of native forest felled and bulldozed along pristine ...

Rockhampton Fitzroy Rowing Club insists the city’s river chosen to host Olympic rowing events is safe and fair, while ...

The award-winning Three Capes Track has officially welcomed its 100,000th walker, reinforcing its status as one of Tasmania’s ...

Audley Travel’s 35-day tailor-made New Zealand highlights & subantarctic islands expedition cruise itinerary includes 11- ...