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Hello Reader, As New Year’s Eve rolls around, it feels like the perfect moment to pause, clear the decks a little (including those inbox subscriptions we no longer need), and think about what we’d like more of in the year ahead. More time out and about? A few well-planned trips? Or simply something lovely to look forward to. If travel is on your radar — even just in the dreaming stage — this edition is for you. We’re sharing ideas and inspiration for overseas travel in 2026, along with recommendations from our trusted partners and booking platforms to help make planning easy, clear and stress-free. Whether you’re thinking about a big adventure or a carefully paced holiday, we hope this helps you start mapping out what’s next. Wishing you a wonderful year ahead, P.S. If staying closer to home is more your style right now, our website is full of Melbourne and Victoria outing ideas to start the new year gently and joyfully.
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Hello Reader, I’m really pleased to share a new partnership with Transport Victoria — all about encouraging more of us to get out and explore using public transport. The timing couldn’t be better. With free public transport across Victoria throughout April and May, many people are rediscovering just how easy it is to move around without the cost of fuel or parking. But here’s the part I think is worth holding onto long after May ends:Seniors myki holders travel free every weekend, year-round,...
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Hello Reader, I was chatting recently with Trevor, who’s just retired, when our conversation drifted — as it often does — to day trips and longer drives. He’s always been someone who enjoys getting out of the city, whether it’s a run to Ballarat, a wander through Bendigo, or a longer road trip when the mood strikes. What surprised me was how naturally he talked about doing all of this in his electric vehicle. Trevor bought his EV a couple of years ago and says he’s never looked back. For...