Andy Mossack discovers climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge at night is a whole different way of getting your adrenaline rush.
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Australia
Climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge
26/08/2020 .
Riding the legendary Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin
18/06/2020 .
Terry Marsh experiences a memorable three-day journey cocooned in all-inclusive luxury aboard Australia’s legendary Ghan Express.
Read the full story hereThe Hawkesbury River, New South Wales, Australia
08/06/2020 .
Australia’s Blue Mountains are a regular stop on the New South Wales tourist trail, but there’s hidden treasure lurking behind those hills.
Read the full story hereAustralia’s unexpected hip, chic city of Brisbane
08/10/2019 .
There’s lots to discover in the thriving cosmopolitan city of Brisbane, with memorable experiences awaiting those who take time out to explore the New World City by the river, as Keith Lyons finds.
Read the full story hereThe offbeat side to Sydney, Unmissable.
18/05/2019 .
Keith Lyons finds out the offbeat side to Sydney. Sydney has its delights with stunning iconic buildings and unspoilt sandy beaches, but how easy is it to find its hidden secrets?
Read the full story hereInsider guide to Sydney in winter
04/07/2018 .
It’s 5.30pm, night is falling, Earth Wind and Fire are boogying on down and I’m busting moves on an illuminated 70s disco dance floor atop Sydney Harbour Bridge. This might sound insane but believe me, it’s a welcome and unexpected finale to my bridge climb.
Read the full story hereLady Elliot Island. Within Touching Distance of The Great Barrier Reef
19/01/2017 .
Famous for seasonal whale watching, Lady Elliot Island a 3,500 year old coral cay is among the most pristine and untouched sections of the Great Barrier Reef.
Read the full story hereTop End Northern Territory Guide. Discover the wild outback of Crocodile Dundee country.
12/04/2016 .
Isabel Conway enters Crocodile Dundee terrain as she explores Australia’s Top End Northern Territory.
Read the full story hereThe Great Barrier Reef
30/09/2015 .
Dipping my head under the water and experiencing Australia’s Great Barrier Reef for the first time, I feel I’ve stepped uninvited into a colourful underwater world where sea life is busily going about its business just like it has for thousands of years. I have to admit I feel a bit of a voyeur, just staring at all the busyness going on around me and then I realise no one down here is remotely interested, even the giant clams seem to look at me in a disdainful sort of way. It’s a busy life and everyone’s got somewhere to go.
Read the full story hereMust read guide to Disability friendly access in Melbourne attractions
02/02/2015 .
