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Active in Queensland

Queensland

Guide at a glance: Hervey Bay

Lee Atkinson visits a family holiday spot that is one of the best places to see humpback whales.

Brisbane

First step hardest bridge to cross on abseil

Marissa abseil

Marissa Calligeros There's a fleeting thought one has when about to step off a 33m-high platform above the Brisbane River: "Don't do it!".

Queensland

Coastal dare

TRA 23 JULY. Queensland. Sunshine Coast adventure. Sail kayaking the Noosa Everglades with Kanu Kapers.

Melanie Ball climbs, rides and paddles on an action-packed visit to the Sunshine Coast.

Queensland

Walking on water

Paddle power ... South Molle Island is the first stop on the Ngaro Sea Trail.

Andrew Bain battles choppy seas and climbs peaks on a cultural trail through the Whitsunday Passage.

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Abseiling from the Story Bridge

Marissa abseil

brisbanetimes.com.au journalist Marissa Calligeros abseils from Brisbane's Story Bridge.

Travellers Tips

Insider

The modern holiday: go now, go hard, go home

Short Breaks illustration by Michael Mucci. SHD TRAVEL MAY 9.

Jane E. Fraser If you think big experiences must come with big vacations, think again. A growing range of getaways shows that short breaks can be long on adventure.

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Travel News

All the glamour and comfort yet none of the murder

Fitzgerald Suite

JANE REDDY | If The Great Gatsby whets yours appetite for a bygone era then a night at The Plaza in the Fitzgerald Suite is in order.

Frequent Flyer: Owen Campbell

JULIETTA JAMESON | This Australian busker-turned-acclaimed singer-songwriter is a fan of strong luggage.

Bye-bye Bali, aloha Hawaii

JANE REDDY | Interest in Hawaii continues to grow, with more than 250,000 Australians and Kiwis visiting in 2012.

Put another kipper in the pan

ROBERT UPE | Determined to lift visitor numbers to 40 million a year by 2020, the British are counting on us, writes Robert Upe.

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