Brisbane is a thriving city in the heart of Queensland Australia. The city provides people with the chance to relax after work or a busy day of sight seeing. While the city is not as popular as Sydney or Melbourne, its cycling tracks, green space and unique attractions make it a great place to visit.
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MoreCanberra is, arguably, one of the most overlooked cities in the world. If you ask someone to name the capital of Australia, more likely than not, they’ll be inclined to answer Sydney, or maybe Melbourne. Whilst they would not be entirely wrong, (it was, after all, created as a capital city between the two), the …
MoreThe Sunshine Coast is an idylic regional city in Queensland Australia. While the region is not as well known as Brisbane, the Gold Coast and other cities, it does attract tourists who want a relaxing break or a romantic weekend away. While skyscrapers dot the landscape, the coast has not lost its charm. Tourists can …
MoreEverything you need to do and the places you will visit are nearby, the city, the Harbour and the beaches all within 5 K and accessible by bus, train and ferry. Sydney is Australia’s second oldest city, and East Sydney is one of the first settlements, the architecture was made up of lots of cramped …
MoreDouble Bay in Eastern Sydney Australia is a very relaxed place to live. It is 4-5 km from the city centre and is between Sydney Harbour and Bondi.
One of the great things about living here
is that you can walk almost everywhere, and for those who can’t walk there are
great train bus and ferry services. The …
Are you planning a trip to Australia? Then
consider adding the great city of Melbourne to your list of cities to visit.
Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria.
It is a city full of diversity. The main language spoken in Melbourne is
English, but there is also well over one hundred different languages. Melbourne
is a very safe …
For most travelers, Port Hedland is nothing more than a place to stop for some fuel and maybe top up the groceries on their way to or from more well-known towns like Broome and Exmouth. The summer temperatures are hot, but the winters are mild. Whatever time of year you visit there are things do …
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Adelaide loves sport, and if it is possible it would be great to go to a game of cricket at the Adelaide Oval either early Dec (5 day Test) or Australia Day weekend late Jan (one Day games). Otherwise to be able to see an AFL match in winter which would also be …
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Cataract Gorge
Launceston’s own piece of wilderness just 15 minutes walk from the city centre. Here you’ll find hiking trails, the world’s longest single span chairlift, a swimming pool for hot days, a restaurant, kiosk, cafe and wildlife. There are beautiful gardens, a suspension bridge and an inclinator for easy access,
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