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Wine columnist RICHARD CALVER reviews a book he finds to be a "useful addition to knowledge of Australian wine".

Australia's capital, Canberra, has a burgeoning food scene and nearby wine region, with lots of great sightseeing. Here's where to eat, drink, and explore in the wildly charming city.

Brian Johnston and Craig Tansley bring their pick of the best breaks you can take in three to five days, no matter where in Australia you live.

THE ONE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE Locals and visitors alike flock to Canberra's National Arboretum – a tree museum - to go bush walking. mountain biking, to fly kites over grass hills or let the kids loose on the incredible POD Playground. A bonsai exhibit includes the country's oldest living bonsai while Instagrammers love the 35-metre-long "Wide Brown Land" sculpture based on Dorothea Mackellar's famous poem and inspired by the author's handwriting. Stroll the nearby Himalayan Cedar Track for some forest bathing. See nationalarboretum.act.gov.au See Also THE ONE ART GALLERY If, heaven forbid, yo...

Aussie Wine Weekender: Countryside Cellar Doors in Canberra District SYDNEY, Jan. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Destination NSW: Not far from the food and wine paradise of Sydney is Canberra District, a rustic wine region with sprawling vineyards, award-winning cellar doors, locavore restaurants and a flourishing community of growers, makers and artisans. Hit the road and in less than three hours' visitors will find themselves in charming heritage towns full of delicious bounty. This is the small but mighty Canberra District. From sipping elegant wines to tasting fresh produce to unique cultural ...