• News

    Qantas Has Delayed Its Decision On Direct Flights From the East Coast to New York and London

    The airline has chosen its preferred aircraft, but won't make a call on whether the flights will come to fruition until March 2020.

  • News

    NSW's Thredbo Valley Mountain Biking Track Has Just Opened an 18.4-Kilometre Extension

    The full course now spans more than 35 kilometres from Thredbo Alpine Village to Gaden Trout Hatchery.

  • News

    Eight Things to Eat, See and Do on a Day Trip to the Central Coast

    Escape the city grind for coastal hikes, kayaking adventures and lots of fresh seafood.

  • The Summer Guide to Brisbane 2019–20

    Slap on your sunscreen and get out there — clear blues, secluded bush spots and ice-cold beers await.

  • The Summer Guide to Melbourne 2019–20

    Slap on your sunscreen and get out there — clear blues, secluded bush spots and ice-cold beers await.

  • The Summer Guide to Sydney 2019–20

    Slap on your sunscreen and get out there — clear blues, secluded bush spots and ice-cold beers await.

  • Guide

    Where to Catch Free Live Music with a Drink in Hand This Summer

    Turn those Saturday nights and Sunday sessions up a notch with this roster of free tunes and cheap beer.

  • News

    NSW's Cabarita Beach Has Been Named Australia's Best Beach for 2020

    Two inland beaches have made the Tourism Australia list for the first time, too.

  • Guide

    Seven Places to Celebrate New Year's Eve If You're Staying in Sydney This Year

    Time to get in the group chat ASAP and start planning how you're going to ring in 2020.

  • News

    A Heap of Flights Will be Cancelled This Weekend Due to an Industrial Strike

    Jetstar pilots, baggage handlers and ground crew will take industrial action over three days.

  • News

    Melbourne Aquarium Is Now Home to an Interactive and Luminous Jellyfish Exhibition

    You can now get up close and personal with swarms of jellyfish at Sea Life's million-dollar 'Ocean Invaders' exhibition.

  • News

    All Sydney Ferries Have Been Cancelled Because of the Bushfire Smoke

    If you usually travel home via ferry, you'll need to make alternative plans.

  • News

    Arbory Afloat's Pool Has Finally (Officially) Opened for Summer

    Take a dip then kick back with cocktails in one of the private poolside cabanas.

  • News

    Cabn Lets You Stay in Your Own Tiny Solar-Powered House in the Victorian Wilderness

    Pack a book, turn off your laptop and escape to this solar-powered, secluded tiny house.

  • News

    This Is What Brisbane's New 45-Hectare Inner-City Public Park Could Look Like

    Potential designs for Victoria Park Vision have been unveiled — and they include suspended canopy walks, waterfalls, a water park for dogs and a playground for adults.

  • News

    Oche Is Fortitude Valley's New Two-Storey Electronic Darts Bar

    Located in a historic flour mill, the 360-person bar boasts self-scoring boards, mojito and limoncello gummy bear bowls, and six types of G&Ts on the menu.

  • News

    Sydney Is Now Home to an 80-Kilometre Coastal Walking Track Stretching from Bondi to Manly

    The epic — and super-scenic — trek wanders past secluded coves, spectacular views, bushland, clifftops, and landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

  • News

    You Can Now Take Your Pet Pooch for a CityCat Ride Along the Brisbane River

    TransLink is trialling the move for three months between December 2019 and March 2020.

  • News

    Australia's Airways Could Be Affected by an Industrial Strike Over the Christmas Holidays

    Jetstar workers have voted in favour of industrial action that could see see pilots, baggage handlers and ground crew walk off the job in the coming weeks.

  • News

    Nine Epic Date Night Ideas to Plan In and Around the King Street Precinct This Summer

    Forget dinner and a movie — take date night to the next level with a staycation, games, workshops and live music.

  • News

    Nine Ways to Live Like a Parisian This Summer

    Do as the French do — eat croissants and fromage, play petanque, step out for an alfresco supper and live like summer never ends.

  • News

    The Long-Awaited South East Light Rail Will Officially Be Up and Running Before Christmas

    The first trams with passengers will run between Circular Quay and Randwick on December 14 — and the first two days of travel will be free.

  • News

    Ten Ways to Make the Most of Your Time in Sydney For New Year's Eve

    Farewell 2019 in style with a cheeky staycation in the city.

  • News

    A Vegemite Jar-Shaped Tiny House Is Popping Up in NSW

    Spend a night here and you'll be a happy little Vegemite.

  • News

    This 'Game of Thrones'-Themed Cruise Will Sail You to the Show's Real-Life Locations

    It's planning to set sail in 2021, cruising through Iceland, Northern Ireland, Spain, Malta and Croatia.

  • News

    A Severe Thunderstorm Warning Has Been Issued for Brisbane So You Might Want to Stay Inside

    Stay safe and dry — we're expecting "damaging winds and large hailstones".

  • News

    Queensland Has Just Scored a New Part-Day Public Holiday

    From 6pm onwards, Christmas Eve will now be a public holiday.

  • News

    The Great Barrier Reef Is Now Home to Australia's First Underwater Hotel

    Cruise the Whitsundays on a floating pontoon — and sleep below sea level.

  • News

    Holey Moley Has Opened Its Second Over-the-Top Brisbane Mini-Golf Bar in the CBD

    Head to the Wintergarden to tap, tap, tapping around nine themed holes — while drinking cocktails.

  • News

    The Grampians Is Getting an Epic New 160-Kilometre Multi-Day Walking Trail

    The hiking track will be complete by the end of 2020.

  • News

    Seven Surprising Reasons to Consider Thredbo for Your Summer Holiday

    Catch a meteor shower from Australia's highest peak, do yoga in a snow gum forest and wander through wildflower-filled meadows.

  • News

    Melbourne's New Regular Commuter Ferry from Geelong to Docklands Launches Next Week

    With an on-board licensed cafe (for pre-work coffees and post-work wines).

  • News

    A Snow-Filled Winter Wonderland Has Descended on Singapore's Changi Airport

    Head on a snow walk, visit a festive light show and a join a workshop at a market — all inside the airport.

  • News

    You Can Snag Yourself a Bargain This Weekend with 30 Percent Off Travel to Tasmania

    Spirit of Tasmania is offering some serious discounts on travel for next year — and right in time for Dark Mofo.

  • News

    Airbnb-Like Pool-Sharing Service Swimply Has Launched in Australia Just in Time for Summer

    Don't have a pool? Now you can splash around in someone else's.

  • News

    Melbourne's Tram Network Is Gearing Up for Another Day of Strikes

    The four-hour, network-wide strike will follow failed negotiations between Yarra Trams and the Rail Tram and Bus Union.

  • News

    Sydney's First New Major Zoo in 100 Years Will Open Its Doors Next Week

    Sydney Zoo will be home to 2000 animals, an aquarium and the country's largest reptile and nocturnal house.

  • News

    You'll Soon Be Able to Camp, Glamp and Stay in Eco Cabins at Australia Zoo

    'Camp Crocodile Hunter', as the new campground will be called, will is set to open in 2020.

  • News

    Nutella Is Opening Its Own Chocolate and Hazelnut-Themed Pop-Up Hotel

    Located in Napa Valley, it'll only operate for a weekend — but it'll be filled with Nutella items.

  • News

    Level Two Water Restrictions Will Start in Sydney for the First Time Since the Millennium Drought

    Sydney's dam levels are the lowest they've been since the 2000s drought.

Tap and select Add to Home Screen to access Concrete Playground easily next time. x