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   Western Australia

   Sunday, 8th August 2010

   While offering a tempting variety of fine food for the palate, dining experiences to remember and spectacular scenery, Western Australia has it all!

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   Queensland

   Sunday, 8th August 2010

   A state famous for its beautiful weather and fondness of rugby league! But also home to everything ‘big’: Queensland boasts the following eye-boggling monuments, perfect for keeping kids and grandchildren entertained during breaks in the school calendar.

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   Australian Capital Territory

   Monday, 12th July 2010

   The National Gallery of Australia is our national public art gallery, and with over 120,000 works, it’s sure to keep you browsing the masterpieces that adorn its many walls. With a unique and varied collection of Indigenous, Australian, Asian, European, American, and Pacific art, you’ll be culturally inspired by this generous collection of stirring stories. [...]

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   New South Wales

   Monday, 12th July 2010

   It’s hard to look past the bright lights and big promises of Sydney, home to the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, the ye-olde style Rocks precinct, and the ever-busy Circular Quay.

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   South Australia

   Monday, 12th July 2010

   Sports fans, take note! Pegged as one of the most picturesque sports grounds in the world by visiting cricket teams, the Adelaide Oval is a must-stop spot to visit on your tour of South Australia’s capital city.

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   Victoria

   Monday, 12th July 2010

   Wake up and smell the coffee, literally! Known for its prime coffee culture, Melbourne is the ideal place to receive a caffeine hit, before cruising down either side of Port Phillip Bay for a day of sightseeing and sampling local foodstuffs.

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   Tasmania

   Monday, 12th July 2010

   Rug up, lace up and get moving around the walking tracks of Australia’s Apple Isle! Cradle Mountain presents outdoor enthusiasts with some of the country’s bluest skies, clearest lakes…and crispest mornings!

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   Northern Territory

   Thursday, 8th July 2010

   If there were seven great wonders of Australia, ‘the Rock’ would have to top the list. Originally Ayers Rock, it is now referred to by its indigenous name Uluru, and stands more than 850 metres tall in the middle of the Northern Territory outback. Take in the fiery hues of red, orange and yellow against [...]

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