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China offers new olive branch to lure Aussie tourists

China offers new olive branch to lure Aussie tourists

The visa deal comes as Canberra and Beijing agree to new forms of military communication to prevent Australian Defence personnel being put at risk.

  • by Matthew Knott

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Perth street circuit to host Supercars from 2026

Perth street circuit to host Supercars from 2026

The WA government on Sunday announced its plan to build a street circuit less than 10 minutes out of the city centre.

  • by Joanna Guelas
Newly built Tokyo units to be demolished for obscuring Mt Fuji view

Newly built Tokyo units to be demolished for obscuring Mt Fuji view

The 10-storey apartment building on Fujimi Street – which translates to “Fuji view” – has 18 housing units ranging from $670,000 to nearly $1million.

  • by Sarah Hilton and Mia Glass
Bluey and Robert Irwin team up to attract visitors to Queensland

Bluey and Robert Irwin team up to attract visitors to Queensland

An international audience will be urged to “Come and play in Bluey’s world”, as the state launches its biggest tourism campaign in a decade.

  • by Courtney Kruk
New $5 billion investment to make Perth Airport country’s second-biggest
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Perth

New $5 billion investment to make Perth Airport country’s second-biggest

Qantas executives and the state’s premier have announced Qantas’ largest ever infrastructure deal, and Perth’s largest ever private infrastructure development.

  • by Claire Ottaviano and Hamish Hastie
Seven big myths we tell tourists about Australia, busted
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Australia

Seven big myths we tell tourists about Australia, busted

Melbourne has the best coffee and Sydney has the best weather? We’re giving visitors to this country the wrong information.

  • by Ben Groundwater
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Boardwalk to nowhere: Council bungles upgrade of coastal path

Boardwalk to nowhere: Council bungles upgrade of coastal path

Waverley Council has been forced to revise its upgrade of a coastal walk after residents complained it would let tourists look into their bedrooms.

  • by Andrew Taylor
Stuffed crocs and Lego dinosaurs? No thanks Brissie, I’ll keep walking

Stuffed crocs and Lego dinosaurs? No thanks Brissie, I’ll keep walking

Queensland’s majestic Scenic Rim reminds us of what matters.

  • by Anson Cameron
Festivals, football and free transport for Brisbane’s big weekend

Festivals, football and free transport for Brisbane’s big weekend

Some inner-city streets will be closed as thousands of people turn out to major events, most notably the NRL’s Magic Round at Suncorp Stadium.

  • by Sean Parnell
‘Fair-dinkum balls-up’: Big stink over town’s giant fish ends in repaint job

‘Fair-dinkum balls-up’: Big stink over town’s giant fish ends in repaint job

It was 10 days before Christmas. The tiny town of Adaminaby had gathered to celebrate the 50th birthday of a giant fibreglass trout. But what they saw that day left them horrified.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Did Brisbane need this five-star hotel?
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Hotels

Did Brisbane need this five-star hotel?

The manager says a hotel at this level of luxury not only attracts new ventures to a precinct, but encourages neighbours to step up. Can it do for Spring Hill what The Calile did in the Valley?

  • by Courtney Kruk