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Luxury Holidays in Pacific

Idyllic surrounds .... Wadigi Island.

Fiji

Private paradise

Caroline Gladstone dips her feet into the kind of ultra secluded island resort where you'd be happy to be a castaway.

Spas

Cool, calm and corrected

Spa

It seems nothing is too out there in global spas devoted to your relaxation, writes Rachael Oakes-Ash.

Global

My plane, my way

Captain's Choice Jet

Paul Sheehan Eight countries, three weeks, 87 strangers: Paul Sheehan boards a private jet for a serial adventure.

Blue-chip fairways

Cape Kidnappers' golf course.

On the ultimate golf long weekend, Daniel Fallon combines challenging play and post-game indulgence at Hawke's Bay.

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Lauded as one of the world's most exclusive resorts, Turtle Island was first thrust into the international spotlight as the location of the Hollywood flick The Blue Lagoon and its remake starring the...

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Tourists are coming: Game of Thrones tours launched

Game of Thrones

NATALIE PARIS 10:44am | Fans of the epic fantasy series Game of Thrones can visit sites made famous by the television drama on one of two new walking tours around Dubrovnik and Northern Ireland.

Brisbane courthouses to become five-star hotel

9:31am | Lawyers and criminals have made way for luxury and concierges at a prime real estate spot in Brisbane's CBD.

Party at the festival without a ticket? Yes, you Cannes

5:23pm | Inside the Cannes temple of film-making, moguls meet movie stars and buyers and sellers wrangle over what we will be watching on the big screen a few months from now. But almost as compelling is the scene outside the Palais des Festivals.

World's first video call from Everest summit 'illegal'

2:50pm | A British mountaineer's interview with the BBC on his smartphone from the top of Mount Everest has stirred controversy with the Nepalese government calling the broadcast "illegal", officials said Monday.

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