The most dangerous thing about Iran is its food, writes Catherine Marshall. Alcohol may be off the menu in the…
Catherine Marshall
Catherine Marshall
Catherine Marshall is an itchy-footed journalist who lives in Sydney and, pre-pandemic, spent much of her time roaming the world. Her next favourite place after Africa (where she was born and grew up) is the one she’s not yet been to. She’ll write as soon as she's allowed to travel there.
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The raindrops fall fat and heavy as Catherine Marshall weathers the first storm of the season in a bamboo-woven cheroot house…
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Forget racing cars on Mount Panorama; the NSW city of Bathurst is remarkable for its fine dining, luxury lodging and…
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Catherine Marshall is awestruck as Japan’s famed cherry trees burst into blossom. Everywhere you look, there are cherry blossoms:…
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Dinner is a lavish, all-night affair in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park. The elephants’ tummies are rumbling. They’re gurgling…
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The most memorable of Australian journeys are those that put the traveller in touch with the country’s First People. …
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A moment of solitude in the Gulf of Carpentaria reveals Australia’s ancient heartbeat – and a crocodile named Nike …
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Annie Dillard’s classic nature memoir, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, takes us deep into the wilds of Virginia – and our…
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Napoleon’s tomb on St Helena Island lies empty, but two hundred years after his death, the French emperor’s spirit still…
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The world’s first climate change refugees came from the Torres Strait Islands, and have much to teach the world today…