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Pregnancy not covered by one in four travel insurance policies
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Pregnancy not covered by one in four travel insurance policies

Planning a babymoon? Make sure to check the travel insurance fine print.

  • by Maani Truu

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I take my kids out of school for holidays. This is why
Opinion
Opinion

I take my kids out of school for holidays. This is why

Australia’s favourite holiday destinations cost 54 per cent more at Christmas.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Air travel is about to get even less glamorous
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Airports

Air travel is about to get even less glamorous

Savour the boutique shopping and caviar bar at your next visit to an airport. Outside the walled gardens of business-class lounges, the future of aviation is likely to be a whole lot more functional.

  • by David Fickling
The joys of staying idle in one place
Parenting

The joys of staying idle in one place

Meshel Laurie discovers there are places you never want to leave.

  • by Meshel Laurie
How a mystery cruise companion changed the course of my work

How a mystery cruise companion changed the course of my work

A mystery woman becomes Tricia Stringer’s muse after a chance encounter at sea.

  • by Tricia Stringer
Sunday postcard: Welcome to Supai, the most remote community in the US
Travel

Sunday postcard: Welcome to Supai, the most remote community in the US

The most remote town in the contiguous United States offers a snapshot of American Indian struggles.

  • by Rachel Olding
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Driving into a Google-dependent future
Opinion
Opinion

Driving into a Google-dependent future

Google's first concern is itself and its clients. But its services are so useful I don't really mind when it screws me.

  • by Crispin Hull
Dry skin on holidays in Bali? Consider a 'beer spa' (or not)
Bali

Dry skin on holidays in Bali? Consider a 'beer spa' (or not)

What it is like to bathe in Bintang.

  • by Sangeeta Kocharekar
Archives boss says $280k travel bill is 'money well spent'
Travel

Archives boss says $280k travel bill is 'money well spent'

International travel is required for the National Archives to keep up with best practice, the director-general said.

  • by Sally Whyte
Pooh's corner the focus of a uni study, and you can get involved
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Canberra

Pooh's corner the focus of a uni study, and you can get involved

The hazardous hairpin corner and its proliferation of soft toys is being studied by a group of researchers at the ANU.

  • by Tim The Yowie Man
The Canberra tree that ‘ate’ a garden rake. Really!
Canberra

The Canberra tree that ‘ate’ a garden rake. Really!

And it turns out, your Akubra-clad columnist discovered, there are a surprising number of trees worldwide that have partially devoured objects.

  • by Tim the Yowie Man