Mandurah Line Trains Cancelled, Delays in Perth's South
Peak-hour commuters in Perth's southern suburbs face major delays as Mandurah Line trains are cancelled due to a technical issue, with replacement buses deployed.
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Tilley Murgatroyd Joins Port Authority of Newcastle
Hunter Valley native Tilley Murgatroyd has been appointed to the Port Authority of Newcastle, bringing local expertise to the region's key maritime operations.
Perth's Outdoor Brunch Club Returns to Barrack Square Sunday
The Barrack Square markets are back at the Bell Tower steps, running every Sunday from March 1 to May 10, featuring over 20 food stalls, wellness activities, and free parking.
Cairns Bike Park $15.5M Expansion to Boost Tourism
Far North Queensland's $15.5 million mountain bike park expansion at Smithfield aims to transform Cairns into a global riding hub, with community consultation underway and designs released.
Kurrimine Beach Boat Ramp Gets $3.5M Upgrade
A $3.5 million contract has been awarded for the upgrade of the Kurrimine Beach boat ramp, enhancing marine access and safety for the Cassowary Coast community.
Ad Giant Opens NY-Style HQ to Boost Townsville CBD
A major advertising firm has launched a stunning New York-inspired headquarters in Townsville, aiming to inject vibrancy and economic growth into the city's central business district.
Pirate Life Perth's Fifth Birthday and Major Refurbishment
Pirate Life Perth unveils a major refurbishment to mark its fifth birthday, featuring new alfresco seating, refined interiors, and enhanced spaces for dining and entertainment.
Claremont Quarter's The Laneway: Perth's New Foodie Hub
Claremont Quarter in Perth has transformed The Laneway into a vibrant hospitality precinct, featuring restaurants like Izakaya Gin and Bellissimo, with alfresco dining and exclusive deals.
Colombian Designer's Yacht Collaboration Empowers Women
Johanna Ortiz partners with Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection for a unique sea takeover, blending luxury travel with her commitment to female empowerment and social causes in Colombia.
Olympian Anthony Martin Launches Kimberley Cultural Helicopter Tour
HeliSpirit partners with Kitja Bunuba traditional owner Anthony Martin for a new cultural tourism experience featuring waterfall swims, picnics, and Indigenous storytelling in the East Kimberley.
Small-Ship Cruises Surge in Popularity Among Australians
New data shows a 64% rise in searches for cruises with under 250 guests, driven by demand for immersive, personal travel experiences.
AAT Kings Air Credit Up to $2200 for Small Group Tours
AAT Kings provides air credit savings of up to $2200 per couple on Small Group Tours across Australia and New Zealand, available for bookings until March 31, 2026, with travel from April 2026 to March 2027.
Speedboat Service Links Bali to East Java for Safer Travel
A new speedboat service from Bali to East Java provides a safer, faster alternative to dangerous road and ferry routes, making it easier to explore attractions like G-Land and Mount Ijen.
High-Speed Rail to Drive Morisset's Future Growth
A proposed high-speed rail link between Sydney and Newcastle is set to revolutionize Morisset, boosting local economy and housing development in the region.
Perth CBD Rail Overhaul: Plan to Merge Two Stations
The City of Perth proposes merging McIver and Claisebrook stations into a single modern hub, citing urban flow issues, but faces opposition from transport authorities.
SA Tourism Firms Strike $161 Million Deal
Two leading South Australian tourism companies have finalized a $161 million agreement, promising to boost local employment and attract more international visitors to the state.
Townsville Chinese New Year: CBD Lunch & Horse Hunt
Townsville prepares for Chinese New Year with a CBD lunch event and a city-wide hunt for 1,000 toy horses, celebrating the Year of the Dragon with community spirit.
Cairns Watershed Project Secures Economic Future
A landmark water agreement for the Cairns Water Security Stage 1 project ensures long-term economic stability and growth for the region, supporting jobs and development.
Cairns Airport Exec Says Events Drain Can Be Reversed
An airport executive in Cairns asserts that the city's loss of major events can be reversed through strategic efforts and community collaboration.
Cairns Cane Rail Line Transformed into Tourist Trail
An abandoned cane rail line in Cairns will be converted into a major new tourist trail, boosting local tourism and preserving historical heritage.
Asbestos Closes Bunbury Hostels, Dozens Stranded
Two popular hostels in Bunbury, Dolphin Retreat and Wander Inn, have been closed due to urgent asbestos contamination, leaving dozens of travellers without accommodation. Health officials warn of lifelong risks from exposure.
WA's Hidden Tourist Gems Revealed in New Report
A new report by ROLLiN has identified Western Australia's best kept secret destinations, from Dawesville to Point Samson, ranking them for accessibility and quality.
Aussie Pub in NYC Stays Open During Blizzard Emergency
Old Mates Pub in Manhattan keeps serving cold beers and hot parmies as a major winter storm shuts down New York, drawing crowds despite travel bans and closures.
Townsville Pub Owner Unveils $6M Overhaul to Create The Fairfield
A Townsville pub owner has announced a radical $6 million renovation, transforming the venue into The Fairfield with new dining, entertainment, and community spaces.
New Bridges Link Shell Cove to Shellharbour Village
Two new pedestrian bridges have opened in Shellharbour, connecting Shell Cove to Shellharbour Village, enhancing accessibility and supporting local tourism and community connectivity.
Perth's Radical Plan: Pedestrian CBD with Trams and Cable Car
Perth unveils ambitious 10-year plan to reduce car dominance, introduce light rail, cable car to Kings Park, and create pedestrian-friendly zones throughout the city center.
Farm-to-Sea Campground Planned for South Mission Beach Site
A 202-hectare South Mission Beach site once approved for a $530m eco-resort could become Sunshine Sands Campground, offering rustic camping with cattle, crayfish, and barramundi fishing.
Christchurch Reborn: Resilience and Innovation After Earthquakes
Christchurch, New Zealand, has risen from the ashes of devastating earthquakes in 2010 and 2011, becoming a model of urban renewal. This article explores its walkable streets, earthquake-proof architecture, and vibrant attractions.
Midland Station Opens, Ends Metronet, But Problems Remain
The new Midland train station in Western Australia has officially opened to passengers, marking the completion of the Metronet project. However, ongoing train issues continue to affect services.
Trim Castle: Ireland's Medieval Gem and Hollywood Link
Explore Trim Castle, Ireland's largest medieval fortress, and its ties to Mel Gibson's Braveheart. Discover the history, local culture, and scenic beauty of County Meath.
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