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The lure of the sapphire is very real in Queensland’s Central Highlands. As Roderick Eime discovered, the fabled El Dorado may have streets lined with gold but Rubyvale’s dusty pavements are littered with gemstones. “Here you go,” says Kym White … Continue reading →

Queensland’s rugged Cape York Peninsula is a bush-driving destination of considerable repute. http://www.metronews.ca/ottawa/australia/article/144424

En Route Issue 8 Spotlight Eyre Peninsula Roderick Eime Named for Edward John Eyre who nearly died several times on his crossing to Albany in 1841, he and his Aboriginal companion, Wylie, were the last of a party of five … Continue reading →

Battle for Australia Few Australians realise the vast extent of tangible WWII history still visible today. But as the dust settles from the release of Baz Luhrmann’s epic Australia, with the bombing of Darwin forming its dramatic centrepiece, AT sets … Continue reading →

For Queensland Homes – Gold Edition There’s no second chance to make a first impression and at Otahuna Lodge, tucked discreetly away in the backblocks of outer Christchurch, one certainly knows when one has arrived. Jack, our taxi driver and … Continue reading →

Roderick Eime traces the path of Australia’s forthcoming epic motion picture through some of the oldest landscapes on Earth. He stares down on me as if from the heavens, mute and limbless, his power over the elements is total. The … Continue reading →

The rugged high country of New Zealand’s Southern Alps is no place for lightweights. The weather can be ferocious; windy and icy cold in winter and baking hot in the summer months. But none of that was going to stop … Continue reading →

as published in Hong Kong Business Beyond mere five-star, there exists a level of luxury that transcends any hotel rating system. A rarefied statusphere where the experience is valued and remembered long after the account is settled. Roderick Eime rose … Continue reading →

  for HM Magazine The rush for ‘green’ credentials and kudos has many people asking questions – and none more so than the travelling public. The travel industry as a whole is drawing both praise and criticism for its impact … Continue reading →