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Grampians National Park Reopens Popular Areas
Less than a month after intense fires broke out in the Grampians National Park, visitors are being welcomed back to unaffected areas of the park.The ...
Dodgy camping tactic ruining Aussies' summer holidays: 'Infuriating'
The ultra-stinky Putricia the Corpse flower has finally bloomed at Sydney’s Botanic Gardens, treating visitors to its repugnant smell for the first time in 15 years. Coles and Arnott's has teamed up ...
Footbridge over Tidal River at Wilsons Promontory National Park closed to the public due to safety concerns
A popular sightseeing bridge at a tourist hotspot in Gippsland has been suddenly closed off to the public. Parks Victoria made an announcement on their website this week that the Tidal River ...
‘Ghost camping’: Tourist fury as sites all booked out at popular half-empty campgrounds including Corringle Foreshore
Booking headaches are plaguing Victoria’s free camping initiative this summer, prompting calls for the program to be ...
Poor camping behaviour raises concerns about future care of Victoria's public land
The dream of free camping has turned into a nightmare for some nature lovers amid industrial action, funding cuts and a state ...
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Rejuvenate Your Mind And Body On Nature Wellness Trail
This summer, take a moment for yourself and embrace the rejuvenating power of nature by trialling one of Parks Victoria's new Nature Wellness ...
‘Tasmania’s Byron Bay’ and four other easy summer getaways
Located three hours’ drive west of Byron Bay at 850 metres above sea level, Tenterfield’s mild alpine climate keeps temperatures between 14 and 27 degrees throughout summer. An ideal destination for ...
Monument to controversial ‘founder of Melbourne’ John Batman toppled on eve of Australia Day
A monument memorialising Melbourne’s controversial founder John Batman has been toppled on the eve of January 26. The ...
Monument to ‘Melbourne founder’ toppled, Anzac memorial defaced on eve of Australia Day
A memorial to Melbourne’s controversial founder John Batman has been severed in half on the eve of January 26.
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NIBA backs funding boost for WA bushfire mitigation efforts
Commenting on the announcement, NIBA CEO Richard Klipin stated that the significant investment in bushfire mitigation ...
The notion of the Aussie backyard is dying, but don’t blame apartments
Australia has spent decades building the wrong type of homes and the notion of the classic backyard is now dying as a result – but don’t blame higher density apartment living.
Mandating national day will lead to more divisiveness
It is concerning that Peter Dutton is adopting a hardline policy of mandating January 26 as Australia Day and therefore ...