WORDS: MELANIE GREVIS-JAMES It’s Clean Up time! Travel brochures and holiday advertisements feature picture-perfect views, pristine beaches, spotless boulevards, and crystal clear blue water… what they don’t
Tourism lending a hand in Fiji WORDS & IMAGES: MARIE BARBIERI Community development projects offer visitors a personal and rewarding experience – and the chance to make a real difference to someone’s life.
Up close with New Zealand’s endangered birds WORDS: KRISTI FOSTER An island ahead of its time: re-created as an island sanctuary for New Zealand’s wildlife, Tiritiri Matangi has become a paradise for people. I
5 amazing animals to see on the Great Barrier Reef WORDS: CAMILLA WAGSTAFF One of the best things about visiting the Great Barrier Reef (aside from the sunshine, white beaches and crystal blue waters) is the
A caravan of dreams in Armenia WORDS & IMAGES: KAREN HALABI Armenia is one of the most interesting yet unspoilt travel destinations on the planet, a place where responsible travel is a way of life and
School of Life in Fiji WORDS & IMAGES: MELANIE GREVIS-JAMES Supporting local businesses and the community is a key element of sustainable tourism. On my recent visit to Fiji I realised just how crucial this
WORDS: ANDREA BAIRD Bruny Island Bird Festival Destination: Bruny Island, Tasmania Dates: 14-17 October 2016 If you love wild places, wildlife, and glimpsing something rare in this world, take yourself off to
WORDS: ANDREA BAIRD | IMAGES: TALLULAH BAIRD Celebrating 20 Years: Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2016 For a relatively small outback centre of 28,000 people, over 1200 km from the nearest sign of
Education is the key to the future Felix was very clear – the only way to eliminate poverty is education. Education will help his community, and country, to find a way out of poverty and towards a more
New Conservation Holidays launched in Victoria Eight new conservation holiday packages have been launched in Victoria recently as part of Conservation Volunteers Australia’s (CVA) ‘Naturewise Eco Escapes’
