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Carla Grossetti

Sub-Editor & Journalist

<p><i>The most magical</i> <strong>Blue Mountains</strong> waterfalls</p>

The most magical Blue Mountains waterfalls

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<p><i>A guide to the best shops</i> in <strong>Bowral</strong> and surrounds</p>

A guide to the best shops in Bowral and surrounds

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<p><i>10 beautiful camping spots</i> on <strong>Kangaroo Island</strong></p>

10 beautiful camping spots on Kangaroo Island

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<p><i>Top 20 things to do</i> in <strong>Newcastle</strong></p>

Top 20 things to do in Newcastle

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<p><i>Top 20 best things to do</i> in <strong>Bowral</strong></p>

Top 20 best things to do in Bowral

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<p><i>The ultimate guide</i> to <strong>Yamba’s</strong> best beaches</p>

The ultimate guide to Yamba’s best beaches

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<p><i>The must-visit wineries</i> on <strong>Kangaroo Island</strong></p>

The must-visit wineries on Kangaroo Island

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<p><i>The definitive guide to 15 of the best</i> <strong>Bowral</strong> cafes</p>

The definitive guide to 15 of the best Bowral cafes

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Carla Grossetti avoided accruing a HECS debt by accepting a cadetship with News Corp. at the age of 18. After completing her cadetship at The Cairns Post Carla moved south to accept a position at The Canberra Times before heading off on a jaunt around Canada, the US, Mexico and Central America. During her career as a journalist, Carla has successfully combined her two loves – of writing and travel – and has more than two decades experience switch-footing between digital and print media. Carla’s CV also includes stints at delicious., The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian, where she specialises in food and travel. Carla also based herself in the UK where she worked at Conde Nast Traveller, and The Sunday Times’ Travel section before accepting a fulltime role as part of the pioneering digital team at The Guardian UK. Carla and has been freelancing for Australian Traveller for more than a decade, where she works as both a writer and a sub editor.
Bowral shops
Bowral

A guide to the best shops in Bowral and surrounds

The essential guide to shops in Bowral includes markets, antique stores, boutiques and bookshops.

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Aerial view of False Cape Wines in Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Kangaroo Island

The must-visit wineries on Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is making a splash on the drinks front. Here’s the lowdown on the best wineries on Kangaroo Island with a brewer and distiller thrown in for good measure.

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The most magical Blue Mountains waterfalls
Blue Mountains

The most magical Blue Mountains waterfalls

Here are 11 Blue Mountains waterfalls worth the hike it takes to find them.

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Things To Do In Bowral
Bowral

Top 20 best things to do in Bowral

Bowral is bursting with great things to do, from living it up in a country estate to trawling for books and antiques and sipping great coffee.

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The ultimate guide to Yamba’s best beaches
Yamba

The ultimate guide to Yamba’s best beaches

From patrolled beaches to rolling surf breaks and stunning rock pools, here’s our inside guide to Yamba’s best beaches.

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Top 20 things to do in Newcastle
Newcastle

Top 20 things to do in Newcastle

From steel city to city of style, sass and substance, Newcastle is a region that has been well and truly revitalised.

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Glamp at Kangaroo Island's Seafront Holiday Park
Kangaroo Island

10 beautiful camping spots on Kangaroo Island

Camping on Kangaroo Island includes options that range from rustic log cabins and glampsites to pared-back places to pitch your tent.

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a person in white holding two plates of food at Plantation Cafe, Bowral
Bowral

The definitive guide to 15 of the best Bowral cafes

From bakeries to bistros to hip cafes in heritage buildings and spaces with their own market garden, the best cafes in Bowral and beyond are a celebration of Southern Highlands produce.

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Uncover the best culture and foodie experiences on Christmas Island
Christmas Island

Uncover the best culture and foodie experiences on Christmas Island

The diversity of the language and culture on the island has influenced its identity and made for a beguiling mix of restaurants and a range of colourful cultural festivals each year.

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