Australia

Ultimate DIY Tour: Road Trip from Darwin to Uluru

24 July, 2016
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Drive from Darwin to Alice Springs I never knew that dirt could be so magical! But, in the “red centre,” it is exactly that. Starkly juxtaposed next to the soft greens of the shrubs and gumtrees, this extremely isolated area of Australia is

10 July, 2016
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Barunga Festival: Music, Sport and Culture WATCH: A Day in the Barunga Festival, plus a trip to Bitter Springs and Katherine. The Brunga Festival has been around for over 30 years, bringing strong local culture to the wider Australian

02 July, 2016
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Budget Guide for two weeks around Darwin, Litchfield, Kakadu and Katherine THE NORTHERN TERRITORY I’m going to go ahead an assume you’re interested in the NT for the adventure, the beautiful red dirt, nature, culture, hiking, maybe a bit of

01 May, 2016
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A Sydney relic, captured days before it was closed and locked down Rozelle Tram Depot was one of those mysterious, abandoned places that everyone had heard about, but only a few had actually been. Considered by some as a waste of space and

26 April, 2016
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Video of a Day Being a Sydney Tourist in Fast-Forward Winter in Sydney can be boring sometimes, it’s definitely not as vibrant and exciting as the Summer months. But there are things to do. Check out what I did with one day in Sydney. If

12 March, 2016
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The Great Barrier Reef:The Only Living Creature Visible from Space Recently Roxana from Travel n Escapes contacted me to ask if I’d like for her to do a guest post on my blog. I told her to send through her ideas and what we came up

22 February, 2016
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What happens when a postcard is lost for six years, and then finally hand-delivered to its rightful owner? I write this hungover, with a pounding headache and a sore neck. But I am very excited to tell this story, for it is one with substance

27 April, 2015
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After the case beginning in 1980 when a small child disappeared from a campsite in Central Australia, the line, always said with a thick Australian accent, “A dingo ate my baby!” became somewhat of a worldwide joke. Years afterwards, and to this