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A moment of live TV turned into a life-threatening emergency as a powerful tornado bore down on a news studio, sending journalists scrambling for cover.
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A couple in their 30s have quit their jobs, sold their possessions and started a new life at sea.
A tourist from New Zealand has copped a massive fine and lifetime ban from the iconic landmark for his drunken act.
The one thing travellers can't control is the weather, and now one airline is offering refunds for travellers who find themselves experiencing "excessive rain" during their holiday.
A distressed couple have been made to sit next to the body of a deceased woman who died mid-flight, with the couple claiming they have received no support from the airline.
A Delta Airlines plane has crashed, flipped and burst into flames due to snowy conditions at a Canada airport, with terrified passengers recalling the moment they were left hanging upside down.
A new $500,000 tourism campaign aimed to get Aussies visiting New Zealand has been mocked for its simple three-word slogan.
The way we travel changes each year, with many people opting for unique adventures in 2025.
