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    12 collective nouns for Australian animals

    by David 'Thommo' Thomson February 13, 2017
    written by David 'Thommo' Thomson
    February 13, 2017
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    The 10 best beaches in Australia. Officially.

    by James Shackell February 8, 2017
    by James Shackell February 8, 2017

    Australia is blessed with 10,685 beaches in total, and around 10,684 of them look like something out of a Leonardo DiCaprio movie. Comparing sugar-white sand and colour-matching precise shades of aquamarine is …

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    Weekday wanderlust: Great Ocean Road

    by Outback Yarns February 7, 2017
    by Outback Yarns February 7, 2017

    When you’re stuck in the meeting from hell, it’s easy to distract yourself with visions of exotic beaches, African savannah or some sun-soaked Tuscan Villa. But really, there’s some pretty …

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    Want to know what a Tasmania group tour looks like?

    by Outback Yarns February 7, 2017
    by Outback Yarns February 7, 2017

    Ah Tasmania. The Apple Isle. You may know it as the bit of Australia that often gets left off maps, Commonwealth Games uniforms and various marketing collateral. Awks. It also happens …

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    Should you climb Uluru? Here’s what the experts say

    by Outback Yarns February 6, 2017
    by Outback Yarns February 6, 2017

    When you walk around the base of Uluru, you reach a spot that’s divided travellers, locals and politicians for decades. A simple chain handrail snaking up the rock face, and a sign …

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    Traveller stories: Blowing a gale in the Grampians

    by Allison Bradley February 6, 2017
    by Allison Bradley February 6, 2017

    Walking in Memphis plays through the bus speakers as we drive away from Melbourne. It’s eight o’clock in the morning and the weather is dreary, bleak, and cold — a …

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    Weekday Wanderlust: Nitmiluk National Park

    by Outback Yarns February 1, 2017
    by Outback Yarns February 1, 2017

    When you’re stuck in the meeting from hell, it’s easy to distract yourself with visions of exotic beaches, African savannah or some sun-soaked Tuscan Villa. But really, there’s some pretty …

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    Traveller stories: A taste of the Top End

    by Nainaa Rajpaal February 1, 2017
    by Nainaa Rajpaal February 1, 2017

    “Have you heard there’s a killer on the loose?” our tour guide asked us with a broad grin, as he twirled his golden brown dreadlocks. “A crocodile you mean?” I’d …

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    Traveller stories: Sand and sky in the Outback

    by Mackenzie Griffith January 31, 2017
    by Mackenzie Griffith January 31, 2017

    Bouncing along a corduroy road at 5:30am, my head drowsily leaning against the bus window, I admired the Tiffany-blue sky and thought about upside down rivers. Yesterday, on our 4-hour …

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    Weekday Wanderlust: Kangaroo Island, SA

    by Outback Yarns January 25, 2017
    by Outback Yarns January 25, 2017

    When you’re stuck in the meeting from hell, it’s easy to distract yourself with visions of exotic beaches, African savannah or some sun-soaked Tuscan Villa. But really, there’s some pretty …

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    Heads up: Qantas now does flights direct from London – Perth

    by Outback Yarns January 25, 2017
    by Outback Yarns January 25, 2017

    We like to joke that Down Under is on top of the world, but really, unless you live in Indonesia or something, we’re not a particularly convenient place to get …

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    Meet the chef: an interview with Andrew Fielke

    by Justin Meneguzzi January 24, 2017
    by Justin Meneguzzi January 24, 2017

    As a kid, Andrew Fielke remembers rolling marbles in the sand on the banks of the Murray River. Only the smooth orbs he played with weren’t made of glass; they …

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    Weekday Wanderlust: Margaret River, WA

    by Outback Yarns January 17, 2017
    by Outback Yarns January 17, 2017

    When you’re stuck in the meeting from hell, it’s easy to distract yourself with visions of exotic beaches, African savannah or some sun-soaked Tuscan Villa. But really, there’s some pretty …

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