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Le nom est compliqué, l'objectif est simple: le sport peut être un vecteur de paix entre les peuples, utilisons-le ! En 2013, ce sont les Nations Unies qui ont initié cette journée dont la première édition a eu lieu le 6 avril 2014. Cette journée veut célébrer le rôle du sport (de... Il y a des journées mondiales qu'on
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This Tasmanian island has 13 convict-era buildings where Australia’s past remains tangible
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (540+ words) Maria Island sits off Tasmania’s east coast, and its strongest pull isn’t a beach or a summit. At Darlington, 13 convict-era buildings and structures still stand within the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage listing, making Australia’s penal past feel close enough…...
This island 62.1 miles from Auckland is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (702+ words) Aotea / Great Barrier Island sits 62.1 miles northeast of central Auckland, yet its night feels far farther away. In 2017, it became an International Dark Sky Sanctuary, the third designated and the first on an island. That status matters because darkness here…...
Quieter than the Bay of Islands, closer to Auckland than you think, this island sits 40 minutes out by ferry
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (748+ words) Waiheke sits 13.4 miles from downtown Auckland, and the ferry does it in 40 to 45 minutes. That’s shorter than the drive from most US airports to a hotel. And you land on an island with 9,310 residents, wineries, and beaches on the far…...
This reefside town gave stranded explorers 7 weeks to repair their damaged ship
1+ week, 4+ day ago (710+ words) Cooktown exists because a damaged ship needed shelter. In 1770, the HMS Endeavour struck the Great Barrier Reef, then its crew spent seven weeks repairing the vessel near the mouth of the Endeavour River. That delay changed more than a voyage....
This Queensland island’s 1770 compass mystery still has no identified cause
1+ week, 6+ day ago (685+ words) Magnetic Island sits off Townsville, yet its defining story began far offshore. In 1770, a navigator recorded a pull that interfered with his ship’s compass and named the place Magnetical Island. Nobody has identified the cause since. That mystery is real,…...
Overlooked in Tasmania, this town has a 469-foot former volcanic plug
2+ week, 1+ day ago (760+ words) Stanley sits on Tasmania’s northwest coast with a rock that refuses to blend in. The town is overlooked by many visitors heading elsewhere, but The Nut rises above its harbor and cottages like a blunt reminder to stop the car....
This South Australian island is only 8.4 miles from the mainland, yet a world away
2+ week, 6+ day ago (683+ words) Kangaroo Island sits only 8.4 miles from South Australia’s mainland at its closest point, across Backstairs Passage. Yet the crossing changes the scale of your day fast. The mainland feels close on a map, but the island’s long roads, sea air,…...
This Australian island’s 1770 compass mystery gave it the name it still carries
3+ week, 1+ day ago (716+ words) Magnetic Island got its lasting name from a mystery, not a marketing scheme. In 1770, a European navigator reported that an apparent magnetic pull from the island interfered with his ship’s compass, then called it “Magnetical Island.” People have searched for…...
Why this South Australian island is Australia’s third largest and home to Seal Bay sea lions
3+ week, 3+ day ago (691+ words) Kangaroo Island sits southwest of Adelaide, and its size changes the way you visit. This is Australia’s third-largest island, so a quick ferry day trip can feel rushed before you’ve reached the coast that matters. But Seal Bay gives the…...
Travelers find this Tasmanian town beneath a 469-foot flat-topped volcanic landmark
4+ week, 2+ day ago (626+ words) Stanley sits on Tasmania’s far north-west coast with a landmark that changes the whole arrival. The Nut, a flat-topped volcanic plug, rises 469 feet above Bass Strait, so the town feels watched over rather than merely arranged around a harbor. You…...