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Why the National Museum wanted to acquire this 1800s billiard table

Built in 1885, the one-of-a-kind billiard table features intricate carvings of Australia's early history.

The Canberra Times

How superblocks can free up and improve CBD space for the people of Melbourne – a step-by-step guide

For 185 years, Melbourne’s Hoddle Grid – the ordered layout of CBD streets and blocks designed in 1837 – has dictated the flow of people and vehicles in the city centre. But how well does the grid serve 21st-century needs?

The Conversation

Bell frogs, dugong bones and giant cauliflowers: water stories come to life at Green Square

Did you know the Sydney suburb Rosebery was home to the now-endangered green and golden bell frogs? That enormous cauliflowers were nourished by fresh water springs? And that dugong bones were found during excavation for the Alexandra Canal?

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‘It changes your whole mood’: the hiking project that helps new arrivals feel at home

Through mountain vistas and temperate rainforests, young trekkers – from recent migrant and refugee backgrounds – get an introduction to Australia’s bush

The Guardian - AU

With orchids and carnivorous plants abloom in Tasmania's forests, it's a risky time of year for insects

Sexual deception and sticky tentacles are just some of the risks faced by insects in Tasmanian forests at this time of year.

ABC News

Culture comes alive: revitalising bushcraft in an achingly beautiful Kimberley landscape

A new project led by the Ngarinyin people aims to reinvigorate the meticulous craft of traditional harvesting practices for generations to come

The Guardian - AU

Long-awaited Abrolhos Islands management plan 'disappointing' for Midwest tourism advocates

The state government has revealed how it will manage tourism and conservation at the Abrolhos Islands, but not everyone is happy.

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Cruise The Kimberley without the queues

If the thought of a cruising holiday sparks visions of a 10-deck liner with thousands of passengers on board, you may need to readjust your thinking. Long

The New Daily

Aboriginal tour operator Nunami can't keep up with demand amid gaps in market in Tasmania's wilderness areas

Nunami Sculthorpe-Green's tourism venture in Tasmania is going so well she "cannot keep up with the demand" and while there are other Aboriginal tourism offerings on the island, gaps in the market are there — waiting to be filled.

ABC News

Tourism campaign spruiks regional NSW

NSW is spruiking its 890 national parks as premium travel destinations in a bid to help regional communities affected by bushfires, floods and the pandemic.

AAP

Everything You Should Do On A Trip To The Whitsundays To Warm Your Cold, Cold Heart

If it's been 84 years since you felt the warmth on your skin then read on for nine things to do in the Whitsundays.

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Cruise ships return to SA

The first major cruise ship to visit Adelaide since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 has docked in the city.

AAP

As the Wimmera River fills Lake Hindmarsh with much-needed water, it brings hope for Jeparit

The third consecutive La Niña has been good news for Victoria's largest freshwater lake and its nearby town is hopeful it continues to fill — attract tourists in the process.

ABC News

The wildlife of the Kimberley

The Kimberley region of Western Australia is known for dramatic landscapes of vast sandstone escarpments, soaring red cliffs, pristine beaches and

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Whales wave goodbye to Queensland coast as turtle nesting season gets underway

Whales wave goodbye to the Queensland Coast as the turtle nesting season gets underway.

ABC News

Cruise ships return to Tasmania for the first time since COVID ban despite new cases on WA liner

Two years ago, Tasmania was one of the country's top cruise ship destinations until the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Now, cruise ships have returned, despite cases emerging on a liner in WA.

ABC News

As the cost of living bites, a homelessness crisis on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula is worsening

Victoria's Mornington Peninsula is known for its popular holiday destinations and exclusive postcodes, but it's also home to 1,000 people who, the council says, are sleeping rough in tents and cars every night.

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A Bunch Of Queensland Getaways To Hit If You’re Gagging For A Break Before The Silly Season

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Glider farewells Australia's famed Morning Glory with one final surf of the rolling clouds

Soaring on the wave of an endless cloud, James Cooper couldn't think of a better way to hang up his wings after years of surfing one of the world’s rarest phenomena.

ABC News

Whale-watching on Nullarbor's rugged coastline holds special significance for Anangu Yalata children

It's the low moaning sound of the spray bursting from the whale's blowhole that has Deshuan, 9, excited as he peers through the binoculars. It's a spectacular sight for anyone, but extra special for Deshuan and his people.

ABC News

Giant cross monument on Memory Mountain finally a reality for remote NT community

A remote community has realised its vision to build a 20-metre tall cross in Central Australia, hoping tourists and jobs will follow.

The Canberra Times

Caravan sales soar after COVID as cashed-up younger people hit the road

Cashed up younger people are boosting demand for the open road.

ABC News

Outback WA business lobby seeks to be included in controversial entertainment precinct exclusion laws

Broome's business lobby is calling on the West Australian government to include parts of the tourist town in planned Protected Entertainment Precinct (PEP) laws.

ABC News

Wollumbin National Park summit closure decision handed to Aboriginal custodians

The NSW government is avoiding responsibility by leaving it to Aboriginal custodians to decide if a popular mountain hike should be closed to visitors, the local mayor says.

AAP

Vital we get Barangaroo right: Perrottet

Former prime minister Paul Keating and the NSW premier say the beauty of the Barangaroo precinct on the Sydney Harbour foreshore will be preserved.

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