How do you pack for a land of extremes – both in landscape and in weather patterns? Well, we’re here to help.
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Travelling in Queensland varies massively – from the tropical northern rainforest, to the arid desert of the Outback, or the cool hinterlands of the south.
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A trip to Mawurndaddja, the best-kept secret of Australia’s Top End
by Mark Hewittby Mark HewittHidden from the world until now, this Arnhem Land treasure has rock art dating back as far as 65,000 years.
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The Outback: it’s a word that evokes sprawling expanses and sparse plains of dry and dusty red earth. But these hidden oases in the Top End of Australia, rich in vegetation and …
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A Taste of Tasmania: My first foray into the Apple Isle (and group travel)
by Mark Hewittby Mark HewittOn the eve of commencing my Tassie trip, the only questions on my mind were: Is group travel worth it? What could a tour guide and a bunch of random …
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Eat, drink and stroll your way around the world’s most liveable city.
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I have the honour of saying that the world’s biggest monolith is the view from my backyard.
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Australia is so diverse, with scorching deserts to tropical rainforests, snowy mountains to beautiful lakes and untouched beaches to remote hills and farmland.
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“This wasn’t the first time we had travelled together, but travelling in Australia was a completely different experience to what we were used to.”
