The secret to family holidays: how to get your teenage and independent kids on board
17 April
As kids grow into teens and young adults, family holidays often become a harder sell. Theyâve got social lives, part-time jobs, study pressures, and their own sense of independence.Â
But when you realise you might only have a handful of chances...[Read More]
Refunds for flyers after airlineâs overpricing error
16 April
An error in Virgin Australiaâs booking system has overcharged thousands of flyers, with consumer advocates blaming the lack of competition for travellers being taken for a ride.
About 61,000 travellers will get partial refunds averaging $55 for...[Read More]
Aussies shun US as Trump slump, dollar dive slow travel
16 April
Australians are turning their backs on travelling to the US as tourism experts point the finger at the weak dollar and President Donald Trump.
There were 74,877 Australian visitors to the US in March, compared to 81,208 for the same period in 2024,...[Read More]
Electric cars to rev up the energy grid, one at a time
9 April
Electric cars are finally ready to operate as batteries on wheels in Australia after a successful trial by a team of electricity, technology, research and vehicle firms.
While the technology will only be available for one electric ute initially, the...[Read More]
Will Teslaâs problems crash Australiaâs electric dream?
9 April
When her daughter needed a vehicle to commute to university, Michelle Bong immediately considered buying an electric car. Just not a Tesla.
âTesla was definitely off the cards for us, it was not even an option,â she says.
âWe didnât like the...[Read More]
Travel deal lets Australians whisk through US airports
2 April
Australians will soon be able to clear border control more quickly at American airports.
A program allowing expedited clearance upon arrival in the US will be expanded to include Australian passengers, after laws passed federal parliament.
The...[Read More]
How Aussie explorers can visit tourismâs final frontier
2 April
In an age of over-tourism, in which many seasoned travellers have âbeen there, done that and got the T-shirt,â Greenland looms almost as a final frontier.
Australian adventure travel company Intrepid will soon play a role in the Arctic...[Read More]
The top 5 international destinations retirees should have on their bucket list
27 March
If youâre an Australian or British retiree, retirement is the perfect time to travel the world and explore the places youâve always wanted to see.
Travelling may lead to much more than just a relaxing vacation, too. Seeing the world in your 50s,...[Read More]
Aussie road rules are not ready for self-driving cars
26 March
Australian road laws are not ready for the arrival of self-driving vehicles, a study has found, and it risks leaving drivers and accident victims in legal limbo.
Researchers from three Australian universities issued the warning in a paper published...[Read More]
Tesla Cybertruck named the hero of motor show comeback
26 March
A sizeable, steel, sharp-cornered and controversial electric truck will be the drawcard for Melbourneâs first car show in more than a decade as organisers bank on curiosity surrounding the futuristic vehicle.
The Tesla Cybertruck took a spin...[Read More]
Visiting destinations to experience the worldâs natural beauty
20 March
To experience the worldâs natural beauty, landscapes, and untouched wilderness, you might consider visiting the following destinations, each offering a unique glimpse into Earthâs diverse and pristine environments.
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Each of these destinations...[Read More]
Why electric cars can be uncommonly useful in cyclones
19 March
As winds howled and warning messages echoed through southeast Queensland in the lead up to Cyclone Alfred, Richard Barge recharged his electric car and set aside its specialty cable.
When the lights flickered to black at 10pm last Saturday, his...[Read More]
Take the break: creating timeless memories with loved ones
13 March
In todayâs fast-paced world, the significance of taking leave and investing quality time with loved ones cannot be overstated.Â
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Our professional lives often consume vast portions of our waking hours, leaving limited opportunities to nurture...[Read More]
Experiencing cultural architecture
6 March
When it comes to experiencing cultural architecture, the world is rich with destinations that showcase the history, art, and innovation of human civilization. Here are some top destinations known for their distinctive architectural...[Read More]
Chinese EV takes a leap forward and looks the goods
5 March
What is a Leapmotor C10?
Is it: a jumping insect native to Tasmania? Someone who only invests their savings at four-yearly intervals? Or a centuries-old Chinese style of cuisine?
Whatever you call it, Chinese car maker Leapmotor seems poised to put...[Read More]
