48 min ago | The News Tribune
Museum of Glass show pays tribute to ties between Australian, Northwest artists
'Untitled 10' by Klaus Moje is part of the new exhibit at the Museum of Glass, 'Links: Australian Glass and the Pacific Northwest.
4 hrs ago | Women's Wear Daily
The largest jeweler in China, auctioned off 30.97 million Hong Kong dollars, or $3.98 million, worth of fine jewelry late last week.
9 hrs ago | EHotelier Global Hospitality News
The 'Budget Airline of Hotels' Set to Open in Australia
The low-cost Tune hotel chain is on schedule to open its first Australian property in November and is likely to start online selling in July in a pre-opening sale with some of the lowest room-rates in years.
13 hrs ago | Canberra Times
Path to preserving local funding a vital road to take
When I grew up, and some might say that would be rather recently, sealed roads around my district were still a novelty.
17 hrs ago | Stranger in Paradise
In my old age I have started doing offerings in the street not that doing offerings is a new thing.
19 hrs ago | The Press On-Line
Banished travellers shelter in toilet
SLEEPLESS NIGHT: Pierre-Oliver Pigeon, 21, and Maude Rousseau, 18, of Montreal, were among the travellers told to leave Christchurch airport at midnight.
19 hrs ago | Hotel Online
A Member of Design Hotels, the 215-room Mainport Opens in Rotterdam, Netherlands
The hotel, designed by MAS architectuur is characterized by a futuristic faade of black glass and aluminum.
Australia's 2013 Great Victorian Bike Ride Heads Down The Ocean Road
We've noted before just how popular cycling holidays have become in recent years as active and adventurous travelers look for new ways to explore their favorite destinations.
Belfast fifth most popular UK tourist destination
European cities dominated the world destinations popularity table, with New York City , San Francisco and Sydney the only non-European destinations in the top 10.
Hot deals: Tuscany, Vietnam, Sydney cruise, Beijing
Intrepid My Adventure Store has an eight-day tour of Tuscany including five nights' hotel accommodation, two nights on a farm estate, seven breakfasts, three lunches, three dinners, transport and sightseeing on tour, and an expert English-speaking tour leader from $3490 a person, twin share.
Rogue seller taped by householder
AGL has been fined $1.55 million for the misleading and deceptive conduct of two doorknockers, in Victoria and South Australia.
Australia: A rail relaxing journey
The romance of train travel is alive and very much kicking, thanks in no small part to the world's really special journeys - the Orient Express, South Africa's Blue Train and the Ghan in Australia.
States in scramble for a piece of Harry
Australian states are in a scramble to attract a visit fromBritain's Prince Harry who will be visiting Sydney later this year for the Royal Australian Navy's Centenary Fleet Review.
How sick are your state's hospitals?
A HIT LIST of the nation's hospital hot spots reveal more than 1700 patients caught killer superbug infections in public hospitals last year.
Satellite company eyes Adelaide for expansion
AUSTRALIA'S most advanced commercial satellite developer has put South Australia at the heart of its ambitions outlining visions of engineers based at Mawson Lakes flying its constellation of satellites.
Hawaii popular for Tauranga holidaymakers
Hawaii is becoming the destination of choice for Tauranga holidaymakers. Tauranga travel agents report the most popular destinations for bookings during the winter months are Australia and the Pacific Islands, but Hawaii is making a comeback.
Drinksafe program flawed, rushed: auditor-general
Queensland's auditor-general says the Drinksafe program to reduce alcohol-fuelled violence appears to have been a costly failure.
Locals celebrate Summer Hill's rainbow crossing anniversary
SYDNEY: Over 200 local community members turned out to celebrate the one month anniversary of the Summer Hill rainbow crossing.
Australia: Traditional retailers are heading online... and e-tailers are heading off
Some of Australia's biggest retailers have recently spoken out at a conference in Melbourne saying that while selling online has the benefit of lower overheads, it is not yet as profitable as traditional bricks-and-mortar retailing.
South-west WA urged to accept FIFO
An expert on fly-in, fly-out workforces says communities in south-west Western Australia must adapt to benefit from the growing number of FIFO workers in the region.