Featuring: Steve Collins

Located on the Mediterranean Sea, and surrounded on three sides by France is the second smallest country in the world – Monaco a country in miniature.

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Featuring: Steve Collins

I have discovered during my travels that each region in Malaysia has its own variation of Laksa. Recently, the beloved comfort food Penang Assam Laksa was ranked 7th on World’s Best 50 Foods by CNN Travel. As that should come to no surprise given what an explosion of taste a bowl of Assam Laksa can offer, here we give the same appreciation to the various laksa(s) Malaysians enjoy.

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Featuring: Steve Collins

Originally, Berrima was designed to be the capital of the Southern Highlands.  Those plans went awry when the railway was built.  The Old Hume Highway ran right through Berrima, but the railway was diverted in another direction, passing through Mittagong, Bowral and Moss Vale, which allowed those towns to flourish and Berrima to remain rather sedentary.

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Featuring: Steve Collins

Larimer Square is said to be Denver’s most historic block. I can’t vouch for the veracity of that statement, but it was indeed an attractive place with plenty of fascinating shops to visit. As the Mile High City’s oldest and most historic block, its buildings tell vividly the story of the birth and early years of Denver.

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Featuring: Steve Collins & Mark Dalgleish

Without a doubt, the best way to enjoy Sydney Harbour is from the water. Fortunately, you have a choice of ferries and rivercats from which to admire Sydney’s magnificent waterway.  However, one of the best ways to get to know Sydney Harbour is by My Sydney Boat.

My Sydney Boat is the place to go to organise a trip. It is a charter company, with a minimum charter of two hours, up to a maximum of eight hours. Mark Dalgleish is the owner of My Sydney boat, and he guarantees that he can show you a Sydney Harbour that even few Sydneysiders know.

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Featuring: Steve Collins & Belinda Jackson

Belinda Jackson, one of our esteemed storytellers lived through the lockdown in Melbourne.  Although it was tough, a conversation over the back fence with her neighbour, portrait photographer Jude van Daalen, led to the idea for a book about how various people coped with the restrictions and stress of being in lockdown.

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Featuring: Steve Collins & Louisa Choi

Located right on the Swan River waterfront, within Elizabeth Quay, where breathtaking panoramic river views with a beautiful city skyline in the norm, the new DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront is preparing to open on 15 December in time for the festive season.

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Featuring: Steve Collins & Charli Robinson

Great Getaways celebrates all types of great escapes to complete the 29th season of Getaway. Steve Collins spoke to presenter Charli Robinson about her adventures filming the show.

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Featuring: Steve Collins, Tony Bonner & John Castran

Dinner Plain is a picturesque alpine village in Victoria’s High Country, whose history dates back over a century when cattlemen stopped to rest and feed their stock, as there was an abundant aquifer fed water supply.

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Featuring: Steve Collins

Perth, the capital of Western Australia has an island just 18 kilometres offshore.  Called Rottnest Island, because the first Dutch explorers mistook the island’s small marsupial, the quokka, for a rat, Rotto, as it is colloquially known, is a favourite holiday island for both locals and visitors alike.

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