Australian Travel GuidePlan your Australian HolidaysLocations and AccommodationTourist TownsTowns in Focuslatest storiesThe Saga of Lambsy the Barnes Bay Dog Sheepbarnesbay | 2008-10-06 | Once upon a time, (around 1985) an orphan lamb was bequeathed to our neighbours over the road, she quickly turned into a local celeb and the 'Beast of Barnes Bay'. This is her tale... | read more The Saga of the Randy Old Goatbarnesbay | 2008-10-04 | On a balmy Autumn afternoon in early May 1997, I was enjoying a relaxing game on the computer, when the phone rang.... | read more Majestic MarysvilleRendezvousCottages | 2008-10-03 | Marysville, a subalpine village 90 minutes NE of Melbourne is a wonderland waiting to surprise you. Idyllic in any season, this hidden gem being off the main route is either a firm favourite of holiday makers, or is a new area for many to discover. You will be amazed at the abundance of bird life, tree ferns, rain forest areas, and beauty of the surrounding mountains. | read more "Queensland" - a tongue in cheek poemthecitypoet | 2008-09-29 | A poem from a "Sandgroper" about a trip to Queensland - and the signs that he saw | read more popular storiesThe Great Ocean RoadGarry | 2008-08-21 | The Great Ocean Road has been called the longest war memorial in the world. | read more Mount Buffalokaren | 2008-06-12 | Mount Buffalo National Park, often referred to as the family mountain. | read more Yea!george | 2008-08-21 | Our little slice of paradise.. camping at Yea on the Goulburn River. | read more Red HillGarry | 2008-08-21 | Red Hill is a great spot to view Canberra. Along with Mount Ainslie and Black Mountain, it rates a mention in Margaret Wade's Canberra's Secrets as a top place to get a sense of the city. One writer, Kevin Cole, is quoted as saying: "like the seven hills of Rome, we've got the three hills of Canberra". | read more Latest Travel Blogs
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editors picksExplore Robe, South Australiagfitter | 2008-08-21 | Whilst enduring my hectic pace of life in Melbourne, Australia, there is always a place of relaxation in my mind when I recall my times spent exploring the Limestone Coast, South Australia. | read more Explore Hobart Tasmania with Max Walkermaxwalker | 2008-09-24 | Despite a life rich in experience, I am still, will always be … a slow talking Tasmanian, with the legacy of 5 broken noses from playing football. | read more Is Melbourne the latte capital of Australia?miekecasanova | 2008-09-23 | I have to accept that to start my day with a kick, I need that expresso coffee that Melbourne is famous for. | read more The Mornington Peninsula (Vic)mwheeler | 2008-08-13 | Mornington Peninsula (Vic) a kaleidoscope of activities only 60 minutes from Melbourne | read more Cradle Mountainnaturalwanders | 2008-09-08 | One can fly into Launceston or Devonport, hire a car, and drive to the Cradle Mountain end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St.Clair National Park. | read more Shark Bay World Heritage Region, Western Australianaturalwanders | 2008-09-17 | Just past the Overlander Roadhouse is the turn-off for Shark Bay. Shark Bay is a World Heritage area, and the first place to stop is at Hamelin Pool to see the Stromatolites. | read more Shelter from the rainDaanSpijer | 2008-09-22 | An impending storm, an invitation to shelter in a guest-house and the unexpected consequences. | read more Eumundi MarketEmma | 2008-09-05 | Eumundi Markets are in Southern Queensland (Sunshine Coast) and are a short drive from the popular tourist destinations; Noosa, and Maroochydore. | read more Whale Watching in Hervey Bay near Fraser Island, QueenslandKristy79 | 2008-09-02 | Whale Watching in the pristine waters of Hervey Bay with the magnificent backdrop of Fraser Island. | read more The Saga of the Randy Old Goatbarnesbay | 2008-10-04 | On a balmy Autumn afternoon in early May 1997, I was enjoying a relaxing game on the computer, when the phone rang.... | read more |
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