Melissa Woodley

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NewsLady Elliot Island is the most sustainable and secluded gateway for exploring the World Heritage-listed reefWritten by Melissa WoodleyTravel & News Editor, Time Out AustraliaFriday 6 June 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Melissa Woodley for Time OutAdvertisingI’ll be honest – before last year, I’d never heard of Lady Elliot Island. It was only on a trip to K’gari that I came across this breathtaking coral cay, and boy, am I glad I did.

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NewsA recent study using government data has ranked South Canberra as the top spot to raise kidsWritten by Melissa WoodleyTravel & News Editor, Time Out AustraliaThursday 5 June 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Visit CanberraAdvertisingHaving grown up in Australia, I can confirm it’s a pretty epic place to be a kid.

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NewsOnline searches for the Great Barrier Reef Drive have more than doubled in the past yearWritten by Melissa WoodleyTravel & News Editor, Time Out AustraliaThursday 5 June 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Tourism and Events Queensland AdvertisingIndicators at the ready! The Great Ocean Road is undoubtedly the most iconic road trip in Australia, but it’s time for Victoria's crown jewel to step (or swerve) to the right.

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News The world-renowned art collective is bringing its immersive exhibition 'Flowers and People – A Whole Year per Hour' to Coffs Harbour Written by Melissa Woodley Travel & News Editor, Time Out AustraliaThursday 5 June 2025 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Photograph: * teamLab, ‘Flowers and People - A Whole Year per Hour’, 2020, Interactive Digital Work, 4 channels, 6 channels, 8 channels, 12 channels, 12 channels (6 channels x 2 rows), Endless, Sound: Hideaki Takahashi © teamLab,...

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NewsDiscover what makes Saturday, June 21 the shortest day on the calendarWritten by Melissa WoodleyTravel & News Editor, Time Out AustraliaWednesday 4 June 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Craig Manners via UnsplashAdvertisingBrace yourselves… but in a good way! The shortest, darkest day of the year is coming up, which means we’re officially one step closer to summer (and the return of daylight saving).