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Surreal and magical, this trail showed me Berlin through Bowie’s eyes

Surreal and magical, this trail showed me Berlin through Bowie’s eyes

The late rock star had an enduring love affair with the city that helped save him. Though most don’t know of his role in saving the city.

  • by Sue Williams

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No climbing experience needed for Australia’s first ‘vertical playground’

No climbing experience needed for Australia’s first ‘vertical playground’

Hanging 1700 metres off Mount Buller, novices can now enjoy an Italian-inspired climb that brings a whole new perspective to sightseeing.

  • by Justin Meneguzzi
Travel quiz: In which Australian state can you visit Wineglass Bay?

Travel quiz: In which Australian state can you visit Wineglass Bay?

Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with this week’s quiz.

What would you do for cheap lodging in Italy? I spent a night with nuns

What would you do for cheap lodging in Italy? I spent a night with nuns

I have a fantasy of staying somewhere like the abbey in The Sound of Music. But my last-minute monastery stay reminds me of school.

  • by Justine Costigan
This affordable retro surf hotel has a five-star Mexico location

This affordable retro surf hotel has a five-star Mexico location

On a stretch of coast where bland luxury mega-resorts dominate, this secluded (and relatively budget-friendly) stay is a beacon of ’90s nostalgia and charm.

  • by Katherine Scott
I took on the Blue Mountains’ new cliff walk, unfit and underprepared

I took on the Blue Mountains’ new cliff walk, unfit and underprepared

Three hundred metres in, I’m already bleeding. My tentative return to multi-day hiking hasn’t started well.

  • by Shaney Hudson
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It’s OK to have a tearful goodbye, but there’s a limit to my patience

It’s OK to have a tearful goodbye, but there’s a limit to my patience

It was the longest, most overwrought farewell I’ve ever witnessed, played out through a bus window like a scene from a telenovela.

  • by Julie Miller
My sophisticated friend is giving up the city for a van. He’s not alone
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My sophisticated friend is giving up the city for a van. He’s not alone

He’s the kind of urbane person who is very discerning about the aesthetics of his life. I can’t imagine him living in a motorhome.

  • by Lee Tulloch
The other KFC: How Korea created one of the world’s greatest fast foods

The other KFC: How Korea created one of the world’s greatest fast foods

Korean chicken is an adaptation of classic American fried chicken, though with a unique cooking method that results in a shatter-crisp skin and juicy interior.

  • by Ben Groundwater
I found the Bali of my dreams (and it was only $45 a night)

I found the Bali of my dreams (and it was only $45 a night)

You won’t see multi-storey hotels, corporate logos lining streets or Lycra-clad influencers in this quiet village.

  • by Julia D'Orazio
The one country you’ll never see on any ‘must-visit’ list

The one country you’ll never see on any ‘must-visit’ list

It’s wild, mysterious, haunting and flamboyant, but most Australians view it with fear and loathing.

  • by Michael Gebicki