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By The Nightly

10 October 2026

Why WA’s Wadjemup is Australia’s ultimate island.

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An aerial view of Capella.
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Relish Singapore’s secluded sanctuary just minutes from city

With a truly impressive balance of design and joy, Capella’s 12 hectare Singaporean retreat is a peaceful paradise just 10 minutes from all the fun of Sentosa.

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Greetings from a Rottnest Island resident.

Welcome to Wadjemup, Western Australia’s island paradise

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Bikes lined up outside the Welngut & Edolobstbrennerei Winery.

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Mark Seymour first visited Tibet in 2016 on a family trip. 

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Its public transport was also recognised in the rankings. NewsWire/ David Crosling

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    • Aman Rosa Alpina is huddled beneath the pale limestone ramparts of the Dolomites.

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    Noosa’s iconic Hastings St.

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    New York seen across the reservoir in Central Park, New York.

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    The resort sits on a peninsula on Vanua Levu, overlooking Savusavu Bay.

    The island escape that changed my mind

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    • Australian actor Pia Miranda first visited Florence at the age of six.

    Aussie star’s childhood memories in Italy’s Renaissance city

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    Boozy beginning in Japan’s sake city heralds a good time

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    Exploring the Blue Mountains on foot.

    The spectacular Aussie walk that belongs on your bucket list

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    Clara Cuv, a Berlin-based DJ, plays for a packed convention hall in Warsaw, Poland, on April 18, 2026, a city that is attracting a growing number of global performers. A scrappy electronic dance music scene, fueled by young collectives and buzzy DJs, is putting the Polish capital on the global nightlife map. (Anna Liminowicz/The New York Times) ANNA LIMINOWICZ

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    • Taking in the view on Lord Howe Island.

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    Contos Beach in Western Australia.

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