The Launceston Boags Walk
Start at Boag’s Brewhouse at 39 William Street with a beer-tasting paddle from the entire range. Walk to the haunted Royal Oak which has a local favourite Boags on tap. Continue to The Northern Public House.
Classic Sydney Pubs – The Darlo
When it rains, you can still drink or dine outside at The Darlo Bar, under the awning or the big street umbrellas. It also has a remarkable history that not many people know about.
Boho Melbourne
Brunswick Street in Fitzroy and Smith Street in Collingwood are Melbourne’s favourite twin haunts for artists, musicians, writers and actors.
Launceston’s Café for Gardeners
Glebe Gardens offers elevenses and lunch for keen gardeners and the biggest, best, most eccentric plant and flower centre in Tasmania.
The Bondi Beach British Oasis
The Beekeeper is a modern British pub at Bondi Beach, within a short walk of the sand and surf.
The Perfect Launceston Swim
Where else in Australia can you swim in a big, free, outdoor pool with peacocks looking on? Add change rooms, showers, a public barbecue and café or pub for lunch – and you’ll want to walk over every day.
Sydney Loves Newcastle
Cocktails, art and art deco have turned historic Newcastle into a magnificent Sydney weekend getaway.
Launceston’s Op Shop Sales
Hit an end-season sale at the Launceston City Mission op shop and save hundreds of dollars on Country Road, Marcs, David Lawrence and more. If you’re lucky you’ll also find vintage shoes.
Oyster Ice Cream in Melbourne
Try Oyster ice cream in Melbourne, or shooters. Then head to the market for your own dozen on a tray.
The Original Boags Beer Pub, Launceston
Drink up before November 2026 when the famous Boags beer disappears from Tasmania. This historic pub in Launceston is a classic and also home to a mini Boags museum.
Kings Cross for Ladies
Kings Cross, Sydney, has become quite the lady destination these days.
Cat Yoga
There are many different yoga classes to choose from these days, and to my delight that includes yoga with cats.