Catherine Marshall is a castaway in Fiji, and she’s not complaining. On the contrary! Paradise does exist. It’s an island called…
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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Catherine Marshall is awestruck as Japan’s famed cherry trees burst into blossom. Everywhere you look, there are cherry blossoms:…
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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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One moment you are basking in a clear coral lagoon, the next you are bracing for a cyclone. This is life…
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When life gave Nicole Farrell lemons, she embraced Orange – and is now reaping the culinary fruits of this hard-pressed…
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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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You never know who you might meet on a plane, says Catherine Marshall. One day I will write a book…
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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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Seafarers send warm missives from the coldest continent – but only once the postmistress has arrived, writes Catherine Marshall. The…
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The most dangerous thing about Iran is its food, writes Catherine Marshall. Alcohol may be off the menu in the…
