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Advertisement Australian travellers yearning for adventure after almost one year of international border closures can visit an extraordinary cloud forest hovering over a tiny island, without leaving New South Wales. The rare phenomenon on Lord Howe Island, a stunning volcanic isle which lies roughly 600km east of the NSW coast, is created by a balanced ecosystem that causes clouds to float directly over mountaintops, shrouding peaks in cotton-like wisps. The cloud caps, which hang between the 875-metre summit of Mount Gower and lower Mount Lidgbird during summer months, form when air travelli...

This Aussie island is like living in a David Attenborough documentary Alice Murphy For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Australian travellers yearning for adventure after almost one year of international border closures can visit an extraordinary cloud forest hovering over a tiny island, without leaving New South Wales. The rare phenomenon on Lord Howe Island, a stunning volcanic isle which lies roughly 600km east of the NSW coast, is created by a balanced ecosystem that causes clouds to float directly over mountaintops, shrouding peaks in cotto...

Advertisement A treasure trove of photos and letters from Hollywood stars such as Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Irons has gone up for sale.   The impressive collection of candid photos and letters were found in the office of the late film producer Elliott Kastner. The behind-the-scenes snaps include amazing snap of Marlon Brando laying down on grass playing chess with Mr Kastner's son Dillon. A collection of candid photographs and letters of some of the biggest names in Hollywood has gone up for sale. Included in the treasure trove is this picture of Marlon Brand...

‘Callous attack’: Police investigate shooting of 18-year-old in Derry on Saturday night

  A retired nurse who died hours before mediation started in her legal challenge against the Health Service Executive over her cervical smear tests could have had her case settled while she was still alive, her solicitor has said. Joan Lucey (73), of Cooleen, Dingle, Co Kerry, died on Friday night, according to Fr Michael Moynihan, parish priest at St Mary’s Church in Dingle. The widow’s action against the HSE was due to be heard before the High Court next week, but her lawyers sought mediation instead, saying she was “on her deathbed” and they were concerned large parts ...