Lord Howe Island has the look of a destination ripe for overtourism, with verdant mountaintops, pristine white-sand beaches and clear-blue waters teeming with colorful fish. Yet on this island of ...

The forest at the tip of Lord Howe Island's highest peak is an otherworldly place alive with animals and plants not found elsewhere on Earth. But it's taken radical action to save it.

You may not have heard of Lord Howe Island, a spec in the Tasman sea between Australia and New Zealand—many Australians haven’t either. Only about 400 people call this six-mile, volcanic isle ...

Humans did not settle on Lord Howe Island until 1834. (ABC North Coast: Hannah Ross)"There was tennis and always the beach, that's where most of our time was spent — swimming at the beach." ...

Lord Howe Island is wonderfully scenic and provides a great variety of subjects for your camera. A trip to Transit Hill, which is roughly in the centre of the island, provides excellent all-round ...

Qantas has touched down for the final time on Lord Howe Island. The airline's history on the remote isle dates back to the post-World War II flying boat service from Sydney.

While Lord Howe Island doesn’t have the world’s happiest animal to take a selfie with, you can swim with Galapagos sharks if you dare, dubbed ‘curious’ and ‘friendly’ by locals.

Lord Howe Island has the look of a destination ripe for overtourism, with verdant mountaintops, pristine white-sand beaches and clear-blue waters teeming with colorful fish. Yet on this island of ...