Bungee jumpers have the brave men of Pentecost Island in Vanuatu to thank for popularising this death-defying activity. Don’t…
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 prehistoric fagus – Australia’s only temperate native deciduous tree – bursts into a flame of autumnal colour as winter…
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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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Residents of Bhutan’s most beautiful valley exemplify the country’s quest for happiness. The valleys of Bhutan stretch open in gaping…
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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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Annie Dillard’s classic nature memoir, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, takes us deep into the wilds of Virginia – and our…
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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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Ghana’s founding father is buried on the polo field where he once declared independence from Britain. It’s appropriate that…
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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…
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Can you sum up the world in seven Christmas gifts? Catherine Marshall gives it a shot. One of the…