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Nobody leaves, unless their work is done.
Hiker rescued from loo after taking 'long drop' in park
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Couple refuse to swap seats with 'scared' child, spark debate
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The Aussie road sign that is freaking out the internet
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Evangelical plane flashmob, praying for Ukraine, say singers
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Kiwi expat reveals what life is like in New York, and why you should visit this year
A vibrant mix of intelligent, diverse, and incredibly friendly people live in the city.
The popular Instagram spot sparking online anger
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Why driving Iceland's ring-road is 'one of the world's great bucket list experiences'
Iceland's ring road encompasses the drama and variety of the country's landscapes.
Opinion: Why Tourism Switzerland's latest advert is so bad it's good
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One change that will make your Australia trip easier
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Why Monika Tu flies with an empty suitcase
Sydney-based travel agent's taste for luxury has taken her around the world.
Japan opens to 106 countries but there is a catch
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Carbon confessional: NZ's most (and least) eco-conscious air routes revealed
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Diggers do damage to Utah's 112 million yr dinoprints
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