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England: A taste of heaven at Lord's

Years of history lie under the hallowed ground of one of the world's most famous cricket venues. But the best bit is the tea and scones ritual, writes Kevin Pilley.

Israel: Under sirens in Jerusalem

Despite the danger of daily rocket fire, life carries on as normal under the Iron Dome, writes Rhys Davies.

USA: Six free things to do in New York

You don't have to splash the cash to see The Big Apple. Save your quarters by heading to some of these famous sites...

Istanbul: Baring all for a steamy scrub

Leave modesty at the door to get the best treatment at a Turkish bathhouse, writes Megan Singleton.

Tahiti: Palette of a magical island

Circling the colourful island of Tahiti, Paul Rush sees an impressionist painter's view everywhere.

Worried travellers check on air routes

Travel agents have fielded calls from worried passengers due to fly to Europe as airlines around the world avoid Ukrainian airspace.

Malaysia: Stinking heat and flowers

Yvonne van Dongen gets a telling off about her improper tea drinking habits from her Basil Fawlty-esque guide in the Cameron Highlands.

Japan: Round boys in the ring

Sumo wrestlers come in all sizes, finds Brett Atkinson, but the man mountains are the most fascinating.

Bar/fly: Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria

Cameron McMillan heads for the 19th hole at Barwon Heads Golf Club - The Members' Lounge.

United States: Washington wanderings

It's amazing what Americans get up to in the corn rows, writes Pamela Wade.

Cape Town: Land of the wild and free

Following the Garden Route, Paul Rush found the untamed Africa he always dreamed about.

Flight check: Auckland to Sydney on Jetstar

Tristram Clayton flies JQ204 from New Zealand to Australia.

Espiritu Santo: Wake up to the sleeping giant

Paul Rush follows a trail of bubbles to Champagne Beach on Vanuatu's largest island.

Peru: Holy ghost of the White City

The historic Arequipa precinct, built from white volcanic stone, is a sight to behold writes Anna Leask.

Bar/fly: Bucharest, Romania

Even bloodthirsty Count Dracula likes a sundowner now and then, learns Kevin Pilley.

Melbourne: Believe the hype

Secreted around every Melbourne corner is a hip and happening surprise, finds Sam Boyer.

Topless tourism: Naked truth

Topless tourism is trending, but there are traps for the unwary traveller. We uncover a few possible pitfalls.

Tuscan tips on good manners

The good folk of Tuscany are offering lessons in manners to wealthy Russian tourists.