Booking.com has teamed up with former Bachelor and scientist Dr Matt Agnew to host a sleepover under the stars as the annual Eta Aquariids meteor shower shoots across Australian skies. One lucky pair ...

Hobart luxurious Lumiere Lodge is near enough to the centre and waterfront for all the attractions, but far enough afield to enjoy the peace of suburbia.

A concrete structure that cantilevers over a sloping hill defines Vipp Tunnel, a guesthouse on the coast of a rugged ...

The rising demand for temporary accommodation will potentially put unsustainable pressure on homelessness services in Northern Ireland, the Auditor General has found. The demand has gone up by 176%, ...

The best hotels in Rome complement the Eternal City’s rich tapestry of art, culture and cuisine. With a hospitality scene that has just hit its stride, this city seemingly debuts new hotels each ...

Tasmania Devils executives Brendon Gale and Grant O'Brien on Tuesday. Image / Bradley Moylon The debut of Tasmania’s distinctive new AFL mascot ‘Rum’un’ has triggered a wave of colourful commentary ...

When Graham Frost was diagnosed with lung cancer, sadly there was more than just his health that he had to worry about.

Tasmania isn’t short on spectacular mountain views, but when it comes to accommodation, they seldom come in such a private location. Some like to unpack and sort their clothes into drawers and ...

EXTENSIVE proposals for changes to the former St Andrews Church in Bridport to turn it into a luxury home have been approved. The planning application includes fitting a spiral staircase to the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. EXTENSIVE proposals for changes to the former St Andrews Church in Bridport to turn it into a luxury home have been approved. The planning ...

Confectionary, clothing, beauty products, an ornamental skull and a clawed goblet are among a large number of items allegedly stolen by a 31-year-old woman in Tasmania, police say. Following ...

The privatisation of public assets has been a recurring theme across Australia for four decades, but one state has been relatively immune to the trend: Tasmania. From 1987 to 2012, 141 federal and ...