Aussies holidaying in New Zealand will soon be charged up to $36 to enter four of its most famous natural sites under a radical conservation plan – while Kiwis get in for free.

Aussies holidaying in New Zealand will soon be charged up to $36 to enter four of its most famous natural sites under a radical conservation plan – while Kiwis get in for free.

New Zealand will introduce a conservation levy in 2027, charging international tourists, including Australians, between $18 and $36 to visit popular natural sites like Milford Sound and Tongariro ...

Wetlands are disappearing at three times the rate of forests, alarming conservationists who highlight the ecosystems’ role in ...

This July, we welcomed 2 leaders from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to Australia.It was an ...

Qatar Tourism and Visit Qatar are currently preparing to host major events and launch key initiatives in the second half of ...

It was an "iconic" site for marriage proposals, photos and sunset views, but erosion left the Lancelin lookout in Western ...

Not-for-profit organisations across the state are invited to apply for funding to bring their ideas for South Australia's open-access reservoir ...

For three years, the ACT government has been claiming to be rebuilding two heritage huts destroyed by fire. When the ABC ...

Qatar has welcomed more than 2.6mn international visitors between January and June of 2025, representing an increase of 3% ...