MMegan Arkinstall
Sub-Editor & Journalist

7 of Australia’s quirkiest towns
From underground houses to UFO hotspots, here are Australia’s quirkiest towns.
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8 of Tasmania’s best hikes
With about 20 per cent of Tasmania declared a Wilderness World Heritage Area and more than 2800 km of managed walking tracks, Tasmania is the ultimate hiking playground.
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10 best places to eat in Perth for brunch, lunch and dinner
Narrowing down where to eat in Perth is a tough job. The WA capital has a host of dining options, from cool and casual cafes to sleek and sophisticated restaurants to cosy eateries serving simple food that warms the soul. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best spots to enjoy brunch, lunch and dinner in Perth.
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10 historical things you can do in Albany, Western Australia
Soon after the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914, when troops were called to mobilise from both Australia and New Zealand, Albany – a tiny, unassuming town in south-west WA – was chosen as the unlikely locale for the biggest fleet the Commonwealth had ever assembled.
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Riding Alice’s red earth camel train
Megan Arkinstall relives a childhood fascination, a vivid memory of the outback's red dirt, but this time on the back of a camel, somewhere south west of Alice Springs.
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Fancy an outback, bush tucker dining experience?
A Top End dining experience takes the unknown out of native bush foods and comes to life with campfire tales.
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The best glamping spots in Victoria
A handful of the most unique glamping (that’s glamorous camping) stays in Victoria where a bottle Bollinger or a boiling billy is equally on the cards.
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The lost art of the postcard
In a world of instant communication and oversharing, we long for the nostalgic act of sending a postcard by snail mail, writes Megan Arkinstall.
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Ice cream evolution: Streets’ summertime legacy