Bloody kids these days and their death-defying selfies. Back in our day, the cameras were so big that we’d be lucky to get one up a staircase, let alone onto the ledge of a building.

A woman has tragically fallen to her death in the Grampians after climbing over a safety barrier at one of the region’s popular lookouts.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff have taken to wearing a selfie stick strapped to a helmet so we’re always ready to capture our good side.

An animal welfare spokesperson says the Tourism Minister needs to clarify their comments about quokkas, fearing an influx of tourists could harm the adorable little critters.

Think people who use selfie sticks to take photos are obnoxious and self-absorbed? Reassert your opinions with this read.

We only take selfies when we’re in active wear so people think we work out, but Aussies are taking selfies in much more dangerous circumstances.

Having copped a selfie stick to the back of the head at least 12 times, we can definitely get on board with this movement.

Naughty tourists busted photographing their nude bits at Peru’s most sacred sites. And believe it or not they weren’t pissed Aussies for a change!

The pursuit of the most epic selfie can have lethal consequences, and so Mumbai has banned them in certain areas.

Fancy yourself a bit of a selfie nut? Well jump on board Carnival with their new snappy app.

London is the selfie capital of the world, according to social media analysis. More than 14% of selfies were found […]

Unlike it's more showy siblings, Brisbane keeps it's best angles hidden at times, but if you know where to look […]