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After dark in Kakadu is party time for the local wildlife, writes a startled Pamela Wade.

Hercule Poirot, aka Kevin Pilley, tips his homburg to Agatha Christie's mysterious bust using Franglais clues.

Considering eloping? These world-class resorts promise wedding magic, writes Jennifer Ennion.

A year-long global ed-venture (education adventure) is giving a mother and her young son a year of discovery they will never forget.

Fun, fitness, sightseeing - the Swim Series is a great winter getaway with something for everyone from 7 to 70, writes Zoe Hawkins.

Katelyn Catanzariti enjoys Thailand far more now than she did as a backpacker.

Bed and breakfast under those famously dreaming spires allows a glimpse into how the other half thinks, writes Steve Braunias.

Each week, expat Kiwis tell us what they most love about living by Queensland's beaches. This week, we hear from Red Hot Chilli Pepper herbs and spice store founder and Vicki Taylor.

Heading across the Ditch remains a favourite pastime for Kiwi holidaymakers, while trips to the US are becoming increasingly popular, say travel experts.

Ten of the world's best rail trips - and the DIY alternatives.

Stories of supernatural sightings enliven the nightly ghost tour at Port Arthur, writes Paul Rush.

Liz Light finds Hoorn is steeped in Netherlands history.

Don't miss out on the world beneath the water's surface just because you were born with legs, writes Beth Tierney.

Air fares as low as $1,365 return to Europe are on sale as airlines try to top up planes for the coming year.

Dylan Cleaver conquers his fears and discovers a new outlook over Sydney.

In the midst of one of the world's greatest metropolises, Sarah MacDonald goes on a quest for the ultimate urban sanctuary - Tokyo's natural hot spring.

Peter de Graaf follows in the steps of Everest's conqueror, visiting Sir Edmund Hillary's local pub in Wales.

Heading to the US' Sunshine State? Stop in at the city of St Petersburg and check out some of these sights ...

The hunt for the man-eating Komodo, writes Rachel Williams, makes for one heart-stopping cruise excursion.

A wildlife cruise on the Isle of Mull is heaven for bird lovers, writes Richard Tulloch.

From fun parks to family safaris, Danielle Wright introduces her children to Melbourne.

For decades, it was a whipped dog of a city but Kate Roff discovers a different Detroit. This one is grabbing hold of a new lease on life.

On a cruise stopover in Kotor, Carol Smith finds the view from the top is worth the climb. The medieval Balkan town and hilltop fortress is one port of call on a magical trip around the Mediterranean.

Brand new and full of impressive technology, Quantum of the Seas promises a new experience in cruising. Winston Aldworth gets a unique perspective on a very new ship future.

In Ibiza's bars, young travellers pay big prices, but there are ways to avoid a budget blowout, writes Sam McKeith.

A Fijiian island is reversing the often destructive impact of tourism, finds Peter Feeney.

Need some inspiration for the year ahead? Here are some brilliant things to do around the country.

Make new travel plans for the new year. Megan Singleton sets her globetrotting goals.

Europe isn't the only place to boast impressive churches and cathedrals, the United States also has a wonderful mix of traditional and modern places of worship.