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Toowoomba Accommodation
- Toowoomba really is Queensland's Garden City, with more than 150 public parks and gardens. In spring the gardens are an extravaganza of colour, and the city celebrates with its Carnival of Flowers, held each year in the last full week of September.
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Coolangatta Accommodation
- Coolangatta boasts some of the region's most beautiful beaches and best surfing. The most difficult surf break is at Port Dr while Kirra Point is also popular among the more experienced surfers.
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Sunshine Coast Accommodation
- Picture an area of sweeping shiny beaches, bordered by blue water. Picture scenic drives through valleys, past mountain ranges and hillside villages. Picture the Sunshine Coast.
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Surfers Paradise Accommodation
- Surfers Paradise is where you’ll find the perfect fusion of city and beach lifestyles set amidst a spectacular skyline and brilliant stretch of coast. Once you arrive, you’ll soon fee you’ve literally arrived in paradise.
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Rockhampton Accommodation
- Rockhampton known as the Beef Capital is located on the Tropic of Capricorn and sits astride Queensland's largest and most picturesque river, the Fitzroy. The magnificent Berserker Ranges and Mt Archer provide an imposing backdrop to this city.
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Ingham Accommodation
- The region has no less than six recreational National Parks, State Forests and islands, making it a very special part of the North Queensland region.
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Port Stephens Accommodation
- A great way to experience the crystal clear waters of Port Stephens is on a cruise boat or paddling around in a kayak. You can enjoy a scenic dolphin watch cruise around the port, which is home to over 160 resident dolphins.
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NT Hotels
- The Northern Territory occupies about one sixth of Australia’s total land mass, with a population of about 200,000 and is home to some of the natural world’s most unique and exciting destinations.
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Java Accommodation
- The Province of Central Java, as one of The Indonesian Tourist Destination Areas, offers various kinds of tourist attractions whether natural, cultural, or man made features.
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Port Macquarie Accommodation
- The Hastings region stretches from Laurieton in the south to Port Macquarie in the north. The area covers 3,632.5 kilometres and includes 13 golden beaches, National Parks, beautiful hinterland and several river systems boasting magnificent vistas.
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Jervis Bay Accommodation
- The Southern Peninsula of Jervis Bay is the home to Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens.
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Port Douglas Accommodation
- With nothing taller than a palm tree, development is low-rise, low-key and relaxing. It is regarded as the most popular base from which to explore the northern areas of the reef and rainforest coast of Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
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Jindabyne Accommodation
- The original town of Jindabyne actually lies at the bottom of Lake Jindabyne, created when the valley was flooded and dammed, as part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme in the 1960s.
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Bagara Accommodation
- A popular seaside area which harbours a peaceful and relaxed community ideal for enjoyable family holidays away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Bargara boasts two open surf beaches and two still water swimming areas.
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Norfolk Island Accommodation
- All visitors arriving on the Island must have prebooked accommodation or be staying with friends or relatives to be able to enter Norfolk Island through immigration.
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Articles
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A Great White Adventure
by John Natoli
- The voyage from Port Lincoln to North Neptune Island will take approximately 5 hours as we make our way in very mild conditions with slight seas and wind speeds no greater than 15 knots......
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The Mystery of the Smelly Sharks
by George Evatt
- On Tuesday 21st of October 2003 some divers reported seeing lots of small dead sharks lying on the bottom in about 8 metres of water at Camp Cove, just inside the entrance to Sydney Harbour ...
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In search of KAT
by Blaze
- Diving in Paradise is a sport I am lucky to do most weeks and in many cases, daily. Paradise is a tiny horseshoe shaped coral atoll in the middle of the Indian Ocean. For those who haven't a clue where I'm talking about - take out your atlas, draw a horizontal line out from Darwin ...
