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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Canberra Times
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 3, 2026
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Small-ship snobs, here's what you've got wrong about the pleasures of going big (opens the original)
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It's time to get off your high horse and head to the top deck to truly feel the wonder of sea travel. It's not easy being a giant cruise ship. You might be christened a delicate name better suited to a little mermaid than a lumbering leviathan and forced to ply the oceans with the indignity of "Allure" or "Princess" emblazoned, irony-free, across your gigantic girth. And then there's the body-shaming. Those mean photos of your vast hull blocking out Barcelona or dwarfing Dubrovnik while some smu
The holiday trend nobody saw coming: doing absolutely nothing at all (opens the original)
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I think it's time to say goodbye to "revenge travel" and just take a chill pill. Last week a friend asked me for a destination recommendation. She's one of life's over-achievers, the sort of galvanised individual whose travels might normally involve peak bagging, hemisphere hopping, building a village or - maybe, in her downtime - discovering a lost civilisation. I started racking my brains for suitable experiences. Nose-to-tail-and-back-again culinary immersion? Biohacking in a cryo-nano-nitro
25 years on: the poignant 9/11 museum that everyone visiting NYC must see (opens the original)
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It's a moving journey through loss, tragedy, resilience and hope. The enormity hits you first, as you descend into the bedrock beneath what remains of the Twin Towers' foundations. In the cavernous Memorial Hall, the 9/11 Museum's largest objects bear witness to the magnitude of destruction: mangled steel columns that once spanned several storeys, one bent into a horseshoe shape that might, in any other museum, be mistaken for a giant sculpture. The Ladder 3 fire truck, crushed like a toy. A chu
A warm welcome and food made with heart: inside the Bendemeer Hotel (opens the original)
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Discover why travellers go out of their way for this beloved country pub. This is branded content for the Bendemeer Hotel. Follow the aroma of simmering herbs through the doors of the Bendemeer Hotel, and you'll find the pulse of this beloved country pub: chef Himani Bansal working her magic amid sizzling pans. Cooking isn't just her profession - it is a lifelong passion that drives everything she does. "I never think of what I do here as just a job," Himani said. "I treat it as my own place. I
People are furious over Jetstar's new bag fee - but I say it's the right move (opens the original)
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Charging for overhead luggage will cure cabin chaos by making people pay for their bad habits. What's orange and guaranteed to make everyone froth at the mouth with fury? Nope, not him. It's poor old Jetstar. Ever since the airline announced it will charge customers for stowing carry-on luggage in the overhead lockers, Australia's very foundations have been rumbling with rage. Quick recap: from February 2027, Jetstar's base ticket fares will now only include one under-seat bag. To store luggage
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