Zimbabwe
My childhood bestie was a reluctant traveller. Until now
“Which station should I get off at?” she texts en route. “You’re well-versed, not like your anxious non-traveller friend.”
- Catherine Marshall
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‘Hardly any pressure’: Zampa’s telling admission after World Cup failure
Did Australia crack under unexpected pressure at the Twenty20 World Cup? Adam Zampa has made a frank admission that strongly suggests they did.
- Daniel Brettig
Out of form, undermanned and thrashed by Zimbabwe, can Australia salvage their World Cup?
Australia had no answers as Zimbabwe beat them with bat and ball en route to a 23-run win at the T20 World Cup on Friday night. Now the undermanned Aussies need answers ahead of their remaining two matches.
- Roy Ward, Andrew Wu and Greg Dundas
Girls once used this room to learn how to please their husbands – not any more
An ancient traditional space used to prepare teenagers for marriage is being revived, but with a modern twist.
- Farai Mutsaka
Maximum speed 60km/h: On this train trip it’s the slower, the better
Meandering for 1400 kilometres over four days, the romance of this journey resides in the wood-panelled carriages, the lounge car and the wheeze of wheels.
- Catherine Marshall
Ten extraordinary companies making travel a win-win for everyone
We shine a spotlight on the people and companies changing travel for the better, from a visionary safari lodge to a company championing accessible travel.
- Traveller Team
Living on the edge: Seven highlights of astonishing natural wonder
In wet season, 500 million litres of water tumble over the edge of Victoria Falls every minute. In dry season, you can sit on the edge yourself.
- Catherine Marshall
This Australian-designed safari lodge feels more like a coastal resort
Mpala Jena camp feels like a coastal resort that has been airlifted from Madagascar and dropped on the side of the Zambezi.
- Justin Meneguzzi
From Robert Mugabe to Alexander Downer: Jeremy Hearder retires after 65 years as a diplomat
Few people could work the same job for 65 years and not get bored. But Jeremy Hearder did – and he got to criss-cross the world doing it.
- James Massola
World of photos, April 20, 2024
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.