Tours, activities and things to do in Australia
Australia is full of culture, diversity and history. There's so much to explore, to learn, and discover. Even if you've lived here your whole life, there's always something new waiting around the corner.
Why not head Perth this July to celebrate the wonders of NAIDOC week - that's the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee Week! Sure, it's a bit of a mouthful, but the event promises not to Read full article …
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Are your feet itching to get out and pound the pavement?
If so, you may want to head to the Gold Coast for the Gold Coast Airport Marathon, taking place on July 6-7.
Including a number of races and events, the marathon weekend is an action packed oasis for sports lovers looking to put on their running shoes and get outdoors.
The Gold Coast is a fantastic playground for those who like to get active on their Read full article …
To mark World Oceans Day tomorrow, Friday 7 June 2013, the Great Barrier Reef will be streamed live around the world to create awareness and educate people about one of the most stunning and diverse marine eco systems on the planet and promote the conservation and protection of our oceans. #ReefLive will bring together marine biologists, local and international Great Barrier Reef experts, divers and celebrities Read full article …
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Many people think of Sydney as a summer holiday hotspot, and sure, it's got the sun, the surf, the beaches - everything you'd dream of for a summer vacation.
It pays to remember though, that Sydney's more than just a dream summer destination! It offers plenty of magic during the cooler seasons as well.
Exploring Sydney in the winter months means you don't need to expect frustrating long lines at attractions, and while the city still alive and bustling, Read full article …
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Do you fancy yourself a sports enthusiast or a rugby fanatic?
If so, it's likely you'll know that the British and Irish Lions rugby team is headed down under to tour Australia this June and July.
Those selected for the British and Irish Lions team consider it the ultimate honour, and players come from England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. For Aussies it's a once and a lifetime opportunity to play against this famed team.
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The Blue Mountains of Australia are known for their spectacular scenery and wonderful wildlife of all kinds. One of the wildlife highlights of this region is definitely its birdlife. July is a busy period for many migrating birds, and the region's usual suspects will be around as well. Spot species such as the bellbird, turtle dove, tawny frogmouth, golden whistler and red wattlebird. As for other types of animals, keep a look out for kangaroos, possums, gliders, bandicoots and Read full article …
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Queensland is often thought of for its long, sandy white beaches, tropical palm trees and lush rainforest.
However, Queensland is more than meets the eye as it's also home to some incredible cuisine that you may never have imagined.
This July, Brisbane is hosting the Delectable festival which celebrates Queensland's food, produce and musical talent.
Kicking off on Monday July 16, the event runs until Read full article …
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The Gold Coast is always a holiday favourite, and this June is no exception.
Setting the stage for Cooly Rocks On - a 50s and 60s nostalgia festival - come June the Gold Coast will be getting its groove on like nowhere else.
Right on the Coolangatta and Tweed Heads beachfront there will be two kilometres of rock'n'roll, swing, custom and classic retro cars….and all the fun you could ask for.
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When was the last time you left the rush of the city, traffic and stress behind?
Everybody needs to get away from it all to recharge sometimes, so why not go where you've never gone before and experience Cape York, Queensland?
This year, the bicentennial Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival is once again hitting the remote town of Laura on the Cape York Peninsula.
This is where Aboriginal communities from the area come to share their culture in an extravaganza of dance, Read full article …
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Why wait until December for Christmas when you can experience all of its joys in June, too?
Make use of the winter weather to experience a traditional European-style cool Christmas.
From June to August in the Blue Mountains, the hearths are kept warm with Yulefest celebrations.
Enjoy delicious roasts and Christmas feasts, snuggle down by a roaring fire and sing along to your favourite Christmas carols - if you're lucky you might even see Santa!
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