Dr Lee Mylne

Freelance journalist and media academic, specialising in travel writing. Loves travelling in Australia and New Zealand - but will go anywhere for a good story.

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

@JustinMeneguzzi Congratulations Justin! Welcome to a new world!

[Ben Stubbs @Stubbs_Ben]

Prompted by my own inability to travel over the last few years, I wrote a piece about how COVID has changed travel writing, though maybe that's not such a bad thing https://t.co/W42oYFtVid via @ConversationEDU @UniversitySA

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

@kvanderjagt So sorry to hear this Kerry. My condolences to you and your family.

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Thrilled to be among 22 women journalists across SEAsia to contribute to this collection of essays reflecting on events in our careers.Thanks to @retawrites and @penguinbookssea for pulling it together. Now available in Singapore and online, with Australia release in Feb.

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

My second finalist spot for the @ASTWinc Awards for Excellence, for Best Australian Story under 1000 words, is for this piece for The Australian's Travel+Luxury section. Congrats to all finalists! Winners announced on Nov 17. #travelwriting #trains https://t.co/d4TnIuVCOg

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Elated to be a finalist for Best Sustainable Tourism Story in the #ASTW Awards for Excellence for my story on Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours. Thanks to
@BrisbaneJane for commissioning it for a Weekend Australian Magazine series last year. https://t.co/TDfMt5phDn

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

I'm doing World's Greatest Shave. Please sponsor me. https://t.co/wJiO9ff6r6

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Goodbye to 2020 https://t.co/KkkrdHCZ5R

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Bees are the buzz at Brisbane’s West End https://t.co/2DR486ZPg3

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

@ewster Nope, not just you.

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

A tribute to mothers everywhere https://t.co/znKCevaoh7

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Travel writing's not a holiday and sometimes I wish I had someone along to share special places with. In this story, I was asked to write about that - and who I'd take. https://t.co/soaeE1gOaV

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Cooktown: the Australian town forever linked to the explorer who claimed the land for his king https://t.co/1N4MvcrKaX

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Going the distance to Pitcairn Island https://t.co/Betkn1okBX

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Life, and travel, in the slow lane https://t.co/xmIoczt2ok

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

‘Home is made for coming from, with dreams of going to…’ https://t.co/xjW8qqFyuO

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Candlelight thoughts on Earth Hour and Dark Skies https://t.co/VCAhquJTaO

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

A freelance writer’s top tips for working from home https://t.co/DwmdKbl4su

[Outback Way @OutbackWay1]

Have you tuned into last week's episode of the #outbackwaypodcast yet? In our second episode for 2020, Helen interviews travel journalist @leemylne about what there is to do at Uluru. Find the Outback Way Podcast in your favourite podcast player!⁠
⁠Photo: Sean Scott

[Dr Lee Mylne @LeeMylne]

Finding joy as we fight the pandemic of our time https://t.co/9pdSvs1uBk