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82Christmas Cards From Australia
Christmas is the biggest event in the Australian calendar, it is the beginning of summer month. It marks the end of the school examinations and the start of long summer holidays. it is always hot during the...
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75January 2009 Holiday Calendar Australia
Australia's public holidays in 2009 are a mixture of country-wide and local holidays. Australia's holiday calendar is confused with different states having differnet public holidays. Even some shires and...
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72Melbourne Cup Australia Stops for a Horse Race
Statutory, or paid holidays are generally reserved for really important religious events e.g. Christmas or other significant National events such as ANZAC Day or Australia Day. In Australia though there is...
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95What Is Boxing Day?
I have a friend from Australia who first introduced me to Boxing Day. Boxing Day occurs on December 26, the day after Christmas Day, every year. Employees get the holiday off. This public holiday is celebrated...
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57Australia Vacation
Australia has the distinction of being the only country that is also a continent in itself. It is a country blessed with a lot of natural gifts in its expansive lands and seas. Here, you get an...
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74Kalbarri – Why Choose Kalbarri as a Holiday Destination?
Kalbarri is a stunning resort on the coast of Western Australia, north of Perth. Kalbarri offers sunny, hot weather, sandy beaches, beautiful landscapes, lots of activities and a wide range of accommodation and eateries.
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74Top Australia Vacation Destinations
Australia is an amazing place to visit. Our journey to Australia was long, but we enjoyed seeing the Australian attractions. We loved sightseeing in Sydney, Australia, diving in the Great Barrier Reef and watching the sun set over Ayer's Rock in the Outback. Here are some ideas for an Australian holiday.
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53Australia-The Ghan
Route: Adelaide [South Australia] - Alice Springs - Darwin [Northern Territory] Length of Journey: 47 hours or 2 nights / 2,979km Fare: Daynight Seater from AUD71 0 for one way Darwin-Adelaide, or AUD1 99...
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78Roaming Outback Australia
So there I was, committed to explore another way of living, by working and travelling around Australia, when most other women my age were comfortable and secure with their lot or had just accepted their place in life.
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53A Guide to Motorhome Rental in Australia
With over 60,000kms of coastline, a road trip in Australia is a must do! Campervans and motorhomes have become increasingly popular but many people are put off by a seemingly complicated process. Not so. Read...
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