June, 2010

Paul Johannessen — an Australian who has a home in Norway and is currently living in Japan — writes Part I of a two part series into living in the whaling nations. Norway was once poor and now has incredible riches.

Visakhapatnam (also known as Vizag) is a million-strong city on India’s east coast in the state of Andra Pradesh, and is home to a large naval base. Spykey and I were there for a couple of nights in February as a stopover during our journey back south to Trichy for our flight back to Australia, [...]

Being a pedestrian in South East Asia is marginally less exciting than a werewolf in London I must confess, but I can assure you it’s probably far more likely to result in death.

Twenty years ago I spent three weeks in New York City with my best mate, cat-sitting in a tiny apartment and vowed to return and live there. This time, I’m returning with my 15-year-old son, says Kristin Moore.

For most people, most of the time, coming home is an inevitable part of going away. But it still feels weird. Rafiq Copeland shares his recent homecoming experience.

Scott Bridges is back. Well, just for a short minute, before he heads off somewhere else. Where would you pick if you had two months of free time and a budget that can take you anywhere?

The amazing story of the haunted television — its previous owners all died — and Tshering Dorji, one of the founding members of the Happy Valley theatre group in Bhutan.