Australasia
Ban on climbing Uluru ruled out for now
Tourists can carry on climbing Uluru, the massive rock in the heart of the Australia's central red desert, after the government ruled out banning the popular ascent. Read Article...
Seasonal bargain fares to Oz
Doing business in Australia early next year? Read Article...
Experience Oz
Tourism Australia is launching an innovative promotion through an interactive game and competition which motivates readers to learn more about the country in a fun and engaging way. Read Article...
Then there were seven...
The Twelve Apostles rock formations on Australia's south coast now number just seven after one more limestone stack collapsed into the sea. Read Article...
NZ adventure tourism under scrutiny
The death of an English tourist on a guided ride down a New Zealand river has prompted an inquiry into the safety of adventure tourism. Read Article...
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