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Listopedia: the best hotels for wildlife watching

From a tree house perched in the canopy of an ancient rainforest to a villa nestled in wilderness where the wild things roam, hotels come in all shapes and sizes. Expedia travellers are an outgoing bunch – whether you have a passion for supporting conservation tourism and the ethical treatment of animals or simply have… Continue reading Listopedia: the best hotels for wildlife watching

Gourmet Hunter Valley: olives and Chardonnay

Today I’m heading to the beautiful sub-region of Broke Fordwich to visit one of my favourite Hunter Valley wineries – Margan Wines. Winemaker Andrew Margan and his wife Lisa are the new generation of innovative winemakers, who have raised the benchmarks of Hunter Valley wines to a new level since starting out in 1997. In that time… Continue reading Gourmet Hunter Valley: olives and Chardonnay

The Newcastle Weekender Guide

Alex from design trio Kip & Co heads to Newcastle on the NSW Coast to hang out with the cool kids.  I originally headed to Newie to spend time with my sister who made a sea change from Arnhem Land to Newcastle. I love spending weekends there because not only do I get some quality family… Continue reading The Newcastle Weekender Guide

Gourmet Hunter Valley: goat cheese and Semillon

Cheese and wine. Two of my favourite guilty pleasures. There’s simply no better place to learn about the perfect marriage of cheese and wine than in the Hunter Valley. So if you love cheese or wine, start driving. The Hunter Valley is a two hour drive north west of Sydney and home to plenty of amazing… Continue reading Gourmet Hunter Valley: goat cheese and Semillon

Hunter Valley Pumpkin and Shiraz

What better way to learn about wine than actually blending your own? That’s why I am heading to Bimbadgen first thing in the morning to learn all about wine making with winemaker Rauri Donkin. Located high on the hill in the heart of Hunter Valley wine country, Bimbadgen Estate has been producing fine wines for over 40… Continue reading Hunter Valley Pumpkin and Shiraz

The Be a Fun Mum Guide to the Australian Ski Fields

I’m tempted to start this off by singing an entire rendition of, “Do you want to build a snowman?” from Disney’s Frozen. But I won’t. Snow. Being a Queenslander, snow holds a magical storybook quality for me, and I think many Australians feel the same. Taking my kids to the snow for the first time… Continue reading The Be a Fun Mum Guide to the Australian Ski Fields

Listopedia: The Cook Islands Bucket List

I’ve fallen in love with a brand new country – one I never thought would be on my “most recommended” list but it’s made its way right to the top – the Cook Islands. The Cook Islands doesn’t reside there because of its aqua blue waters. It doesn’t even reside there because of the palm… Continue reading Listopedia: The Cook Islands Bucket List

Listopedia: the best Yum Cha in Sydney

Everybody loves Yum Cha. If you don’t, I probably would have unfriended you by now. Yum Cha means “drink tea” in Cantonese – it is originally a southern Chinesestyle morning or afternoon tea where high-quality tea will be drunk and admired, usually with a few small bites between each sip. However, this tea appreciation culture… Continue reading Listopedia: the best Yum Cha in Sydney

Unique Sleeps: Azur Lodge Queenstown

Unique Sleeps: Amazing hotels hand picked by Expedia Experts. Azur Luxury Lodge, Queenstown New Zealand  If you’re the kind of person who demands a holiday filled with Instagram gold, Azur Lodge is for you. Five minutes out of Queenstown, Azur Lodge is directly above Lake Wakatipu and offers gobsmacking, uninterrupted views from The Remarkables to Cecil… Continue reading Unique Sleeps: Azur Lodge Queenstown

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