Carolyne Jasinski continues her two-week adventure in a 4WD with a tent on the roof from Cairns in a loop around the outback roads. Among her adventures she tries kayaking and stand up paddleboarding in the amazing Cobbold Gorge .

Photo Cobbold Gorge by Carolyne Jasinski

Hear all about Carolyne Jasinski's 2900 km Outback Queensland road trip over two weeks in a 4WD with a tent on the roof. She reckons anyone could do it, even in a regular two wheel drive vehicle either pitching a tent at night, or booking a cabin at the parks she stayed in. This is Part 1.

Photo Carolyne Jasinski - sunset at the Quamby Pub

Graeme Kemlo spoke with First Nations man, Bruce Pascoe about his latest book which details a year in his life working with other members of the Yuin nation to re-establish traditional farming techniques that are good for people and for the land. His book Black Duck is a journal of the six seasons in a Yuin annual calendar, and how he is now growing and milling traditional perennial grasses which you can buy online. More: blackduckfoods.com

Image: Black Duck published by Thames & Hudson

If doing the Camino is on your list, listen to Karin Avila's report on her experience of doing the Portuguese Way, what she expected and what she achieved.

Photo: Karin Avila

A new segment for TWR, we present some events and experiences that are on now or coming up shortly in cities and regions around Australia.

Image: House Down Under, Melbourne

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– In a nutshell tonight we take you to:

• the Portuguese Way of the Camino in Northern Spain with correspondent Karin Avila;

• learn about a magnificent restoration of a chateau in France owned by a couple of Aussies

• join Carolyne Jasinski on an outback road trip in Queensland with her full rundown of where to go and how to enjoy some unique experiences

• visit the far east corner of Victoria where a First Nations man has created a social enterprise and sustainable farm with other indigenous locals;

• and we present a roundup of Victoria’s regional tourism and business events sector, where we discover some interesting destinations and experiences where you can take your team.

Who knew that Generation Z, those currently aged between 12 and 27 years were a growing customer segment for the cruise industry. Once derided as something for retirees, cruise ships have increasingly begun to embrace and install adventure equipment designed to appeal to the young adrenalin-seeker. From giant water slides that extend beyond the body of the ship, to dodgem-cars and high-tech arcades. Helen and Graeme discuss a report issued by CLIA, the Australian cruise industry body and a more recent report for travel agents on a survey of US Gen Zs. We reckon it's "a thing".

Photo: Royal Caribbean Dodgem Cars

Tonight’s #Worth1000Words image comes from Carolyne Jasinski – here’s her explanation of how the formerly derelict Quamby Pub underwent a radical transformation.

Caceres is a medieval walled city and UNESCO World Heritage site due west of Madrid bordering Portugal. It was a Roman city founded in 25BC and is known as the city of festivals. Detailing her visit in this chat with Graeme Kemlo, Kristin explains that the food of the Extremadura region is another reason to visit this prehistoric city famous for its architecture and she says it is “about the least touristed part of Spain”.

Photo: Kristin Henning

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No, it is not the Long Lunch, but the Shortest. Graeme Kemlo spoke with Angela Bush from the Yarra Valley Small Wineries Association, who are staging the shortest Lunch on both days this coming weekend. Angela explains what it is about.

Photo: Boat o" Craigo Winery