Chris Schulz has some bright ideas on how to enjoy the illuminating event over the Ditch.

The hotel is fed up with so-called "influencers" asking for freebies.

Though not actually going anywhere, this is a chance to sleep 'for space and for earth.'

The first of April is littered with deals that seem too good – or odd – to be true.

A Melbourne woman has died aboard a Qantas flight from Los Angeles to Tullamarine.

Oliver Pelling has long-distance information on this iconic city.

Relatively undiscovered Uxmal offers visitors space to wander, and marvel at Mayan ruins.

From the back of the boat, Ko Lanta's jungle-clad hills disappeared.

Check out what Kobe has on offer for $200.

Singapore's Changai airport has been named the World's Best Airport for a seventh time.

Science says they're far more agreeable when they are at home. Too right.

Neil Porten visits the hills and the harbourside to check out historic sites.

Flight attendants have been accused of selling cushier flight routes for profit.

China has relegated 13 million of its citizens to life in the slow lane.

There is no place for stragglers on a guided tour, even if it is yourself.

AirAsia has ended an ad campaign accused of promoting sex tourism.

Professional clown Fraser Hooper gives the low-down on his five favourite festivals.

A Canadian journalist has told how she helped a girl who was being harassed on a flight.

All Black legend Dan Carter recommends some hidden gems for Kiwis visiting Japan.

The pandas have become local celebrities, but the bears were never San Diego's to keep.

Tokyo has many other intriguing delights for visitors as Dylan Cleaver discovers

A BA flight from London missed its intended runway by 850km, arriving in Scotland.

Unfortunately for one valley in Iceland the pop star's followers are very heavy footed.

Julianne Gauron has the lowdown on the old and new highlights of historic Bean Town.

10 foreign medical bills which add insult to injury, as most expensive payouts revealed.

From whales to boab trees, nature's finest sights are just a sail away

Sally Peck dons her headset and steps back in time.

The holiday coast's hinterland is a different world, as Ewan McDonald discovers.

A big bustling city can still be a friendly place for the family to stop over.

Try one of these lesser-known hotspots, writes Stephanie Holmes.