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Award-winning freelance travel, food, lifestyle writer. Member of @ASTWinc. Online writing courses for freelancers. She/her. #binders
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First look: The new Arden Bathhouse is a retreat in every way

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By Lindy Alexander Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
Hobart has quietly become our coolest capital, but the real wonder lies just beyond the city limits. In the cool shade of Kunyani/ Mt Wellington, Hobart has earned a reputation. Home to culture-defining Dark MOFO, the city blends rugged, raw wilderness and rule-breaking galleries. But, step beyond the thrumming capital’s border and you’ll find a new perspective: historic towns, Jurassic-era cliffs and a UNESCO City of Gastronomy.
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The undersung Goldfields towns worth your attention

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By Lindy Alexander Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
Abandoned mills and forgotten paper plants are finding second lives – and helping redefine a city long underestimated. Just 15 years ago, Federal Mills was a very different place. Once among the most significant industrial sites in Victoria, the historic woollen mill was one of a dozen that operated in Geelong at the industry’s peak in the mid-20th century, helping the city earn its title as ‘wool centre of the world’.
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The Gen Alpha effect: how today’s kids are driving travel decisions

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By Cath Botor, Lindy Alexander Verified
| International Traveller Verified
They may be the youngest travellers, but Gen Alpha are setting big trends when it comes to family travel. From backseat to boss: how kids are shaping family holidays The writer and her daughter are walking through one of the post towns in Japan. (Credit: Peter Reynolds) When I was growing up, family holidays always took the same inevitable shape.
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