Easter is one of the peak tourist seasons in WA's South West, but some tourism operators are amending their plans as fuel costs continue to escalate.
What to know about travel insurance cover amid Middle East war
War-linked travel disruptions remain largely excluded under standard travel insurance policies, experts say.
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'Monster' barramundi lure international visitors hoping to catch trophy fish
Barramundi are flourishing in size and population in central Queensland's Fitzroy River more than a decade since commercial netting was banned.
From fuel price pain to mining woes, here's how the Iran war is hitting Australia's largest state
The war in the Middle East is beginning to have a tangible impact on the lives of Western Australians. Here's how.
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The man who forever changed Myf Warhurst's perspective on poo
When Myf Warhurst arrived in the sleepy town of Eldorado to film the latest episode of Back Roads, she didn't anticipate she would be touching compost made from human waste. But Hamish Skermer has that effect.
'Astronomical' fares soar amid Middle East flight chaos
John McGuigan was due to go back to work weeks ago in Manchester. He's still stuck in Australia using up all his work leave entitlements due to the war in the Middle East.
Passenger heading home to UK says Etihad staff not helpful after flight cancelled
Traveller heading back to the UK from Australia not greeted by Etihad staff after plane forced to de-board at Sydney Airport.
The murky waters of Australia's cruise ship labour laws
Shocking allegations of poor staff living and working conditions onboard cruise ships have recently come to light. Here's what we know about how these vessels are governed.
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Fears Easter travellers will hit the brakes as fuel prices climb
Many Australian families are adjusting their Easter travel plans as eye-watering fuel prices continue to rise.
Quiz: Can you find your way around the world?
Where would you find the Frank Lloyd Wright marvel, Fallingwater? And what's the capital of Fiji?
Asian hubs boom as Australians avoid Middle East airspace
Australian travellers are going to extreme lengths to keep their hopes of a European holiday alive despite the dire circumstances.
Rainforest river cruise boat found on Great Barrier Reef after flash flood
Operators in the world heritage Daintree Rainforest are anxious about lost business after tour boats and ferries were damaged in floods ahead of the Easter holidays.
Tourists to be slugged new tax to visit Twelve Apostles on Great Ocean Road
The amount tourists will be charged to visit the Twelve Apostles is subject to consultation with stakeholders.
Hemmed in by wars, here's how some airlines are still flying from Australia to Europe
Travel routes between Australia, Asia and Europe are narrowing. Here is how airlines are still flying the Kangaroo Route despite wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.
This pristine tourist hotspot is being preserved by those who love it most
This tiny community is enduring the ultimate balancing act, keeping hordes of tourists happy, mitigating the impacts of climate change and protecting their World Heritage-listed home. Lisa Millar explores how Shark Bay not only survives, but thrives.
How Japan is dealing with overtourism — and what it means for Australians
Travel operators say overtourism is concentrated in Japan's high-profile destinations including Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and areas around Mount Fuji.
Sculpture by the Sea exhibition returns to Perth after funding battle
The annual Sculpture by the Sea art exhibition returns to Cottesloe Beach in Perth after a funding shortfall forced its cancellation last year.
Experts warn to expect months of disruption to global air travel
Global air traffic is not as adaptable as you might think, aviation experts say — and it will likely take months to deal with the backlog of delayed flights even as restrictions in the Middle East slowly lift.
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Bucking, ethics and OnlyFans: Australian rodeo in the social media age
Australian rodeos are caught in a high-stakes hustle to keep the outback alive in a country that some argue is outgrowing the buck.
'Extraordinarily dark' town swaps out light bulbs to gain dark sky certification
The town of Winton receives international recognition after going "above and beyond" to protect its night sky.
ABC Places quiz: Where in the world is this?
Today's ABC Places quiz features photos from 10 locations around the world. Your challenge is to guess where you are.