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Lake Mountain Alpine Resort
Lake Mountain Alpine Resort When winter snows begin falling in June in Victoria鈥檚 inland mountains, Melbourne residents grab their jackets and make the drive to Lake Mountain. As the closest alpine ski resort to the streets of downtown Melbourne, Lake Mountain Alpine Ski Resort is a convenient, sc
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Lake Cootharaba
Lake Cootharaba Lake Cootharaba is the largest of the Noosa Lakes. At about six miles (10 km) long and three miles (5 km) at its widest point, it serves as a popular location for holiday-makers and those on recreational day trips alike. With plenty of places for picnics along its shores, the lake
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Lake Cooroibah
Lake Cooroibah Lake Cooroibah is one of the central locations on Noosa鈥檚 North Shore, with its local Aboriginal name meaning places of possums.The large lake lies just to the north of Tewantin and Sir Richard Branson鈥檚 private Makepeace Island in the Noosa River. Relatively shallow, Lake Cooroibah
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Lake Birrabeen
Lake Birrabeen Travelers may flock to the shores of popular Lake McKenzie, but those who head to Fraser Island agree that the quieter Lake Birrabeen is truly among the top spots here. Its clear blue waters and sandy beaches are rarely crowded, offering visitors the atmosphere of a private beach in
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Lake Barrine
Lake Barrine 17,000 years ago, a large volcano erupted in Australia鈥檚 north-east corner, near what we now know as the city of Cairns. The core was blasted from this volcano leaving a huge crater, which filled with rainwater over time to create Lake Barrine.From less-than-peaceful beginnings, Lake
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Ku-ring-gai Chase
Ku-ring-gai Chase Located in northern Sydney, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is the second-oldest national park in the country and a favorite among campers, hikers and nature lovers. Its lush rainforest landscape, quiet creeks and mountain passes lead visitors to forget Ku-ring-gai Chase is still
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Kissing Point Fort
Kissing Point Fort A lot of people tend to forget that Australians were wary of Russians. At least that was the case in the late 1800s, when Kissing Point Fort was first established on Townsville鈥檚 ocean view headland. For 100 years the Australian military manned and managed this fort, which endur
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Kings Domain Gardens
Kings Domain Gardens The Kings Domain Gardens are a free, soothing retreat from the whirling energy of the nearby city centre. Within Melbourne鈥檚 Domain Parklands, the Kings Domain is well placed to take a relaxing wander through hectares of natural peace. Visitors can enjoy lush lawns perfect for
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Kingscote
Kingscote The commercial hub of Kangaroo Island, Kingscote is the oldest European settlement in South Australia. It serves as the tourism gateway for the island, providing accommodation, multiple attractions and a comprehensive tourist centre. The island was first settled in 1836, serving as the c
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Karlu Karlu
Karlu Karlu Formed by millions of years of erosion and precariously perched in the desert, Karlu Karlu (or 鈥渢he Devil鈥檚 Marbles鈥? is one of the most famous geologic sites in Australia鈥檚 desert interior. Located on the lonely stretch of highway between Alice Springs and Darwin, Karlu Karlu is a sac
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Kangaroo Sanctuary
Kangaroo Sanctuary The Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs shot to fame in 2013 when the TV series Kangaroo Dundee aired in England. Showing the daily life of sanctuary owner Chris 鈥淏rolga鈥?Barnes, the series depicted the ins and outs of running a wildlife sanctuary and rescue center for baby kang
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Justice and Police Museum
Justice and Police Museum Hands up! Housed in a historic building that served as a police office and court from 1856 to 1888, the Justice and Police Museum now shows the judicial and criminal history of New South Wales. This chilling subject is reflected in the interior design: spiked gates, narro
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Jacob鈥檚 Creek
Jacob鈥檚 Creek In 1847, after nearly a decade of living in the hills of the Barossa Valley, Bavarian-native Johann Gramp and his wife decided to literally put down roots in the Australian countryside and planted nearly 30 hectares of grapevines. While the couple almost immediately began producing w
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Indian Head
Indian Head Located along the eastern edge of Fraser Island on the popular Seventy Five Mile Beach, Indian Head was named by the famous Captain Cook upon his arrival in 1770. Visitors flock to this popular landmark for its incredible 360-degree views of the island, the ocean and some of the countr
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Hobart Cruise Port
Hobart Cruise Port Hobart, Australia鈥檚 southernmost capital city in the country鈥檚 smallest state, sits at the mouth of the Derwent River -- the gateway for visitors to explore southern Australia. This picturesque harbor town set beneath the shadow of Mount Wellington was settled in 1804, making it
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Hermannsburg
Hermannsburg Hermannsburg, known in the local language as Ntaria, is an Aboriginal community approximately 80 miles (131 km) southwest of Alice Springs. The town began life as an Aboriginal mission in 1877, established by missionaries traveling from Germany. When they left in 1891, the settlement
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Henty Sand Dunes
Henty Sand Dunes Rising from the coastline of western Tasmania like soft, shapeshifting mountains, the Henty sand dunes are natural wonders on the outskirts of the town of Strahan. Trek to the top of these wind-sculpted pinnacles for sweeping views of the shoreline, and then feel the rush of wind
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Henley Beach
Henley Beach Just a few minutes from the city center and blessed with a long stretch of white sand, Henley Beach is one of Adelaide鈥檚 most attractive coastal retreats. Running for 500-meters along the gulf coast, the city beach is a lively spot, lined with waterfront restaurants, caf茅s and bars.Al
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Hawkesbury River
Hawkesbury River Along with its main tributary the Nepean River, the Hawkesbury River circles the area where Sydney is located. Visitors to the Hawkesbury Valley can enjoy boating, riverside dining (the oysters are most popular,) and see the last remaining river boat postman, which delivers mail t
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Harbour Town
Harbour Town Everyone wants a gift from vacation, and the Harbour Town Outlets are a practical place for finding a really good deal. Here on the city鈥檚 bustling Docklands just outside of West Melbourne, visitors might find that special gift at one of the 90 outlets. Start the adventure with coffee
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