Apparently the new arrivals were greeted with a performance of the Haka followed by a full game of rugby against the all blacks and a subsequent visit to the hospital.

While this new development will have a devastating impact on the 44 million people living in Ukraine as well as international relations worldwide, it is also expected to affect global travel in a number of ways. Here’s what you need to know.

International students are making their way back to Aus with the assistance of FCM after nearly two years away.

The agreement will net James Packer a $3.26 billion payday and end his rule over the Australian casino industry.

Our international border will be flinging open for fully vaccinated tourists in just weeks after two years of being closed to the world, so here’s a picture of the PM ogling some fish on a glass-bottomed boat to celebrate.

In preparation to reopen to the rest of the nation, Western Australia is imposing a variety of new rules to get the state ready, locking unvaccinated people out of… well, almost everywhere.

The hospo sector is looking to party at full capacity and who can blame them, it’s been nearly two years since Travel Weekly staff were sweating in a nightclub at 2am preparing for the next day’s hangover.

The company formerly known as Reed Exhibitions has been keeping itself busy, kicking off the year with some major developments.

Jamie Pherous and Andrew Burnes were reportedly seen awkwardly working out whether to shake hands, high-five or bump elbows to seal this deal.

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