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 Saturday, 31 July 2010
Australasia

Stories from this wide brown land of ours.



Myall's Ahead for Ecotourism PDF Print E-mail
Written by Roderick Eime   
Thursday, 17 November 2005

 

A 21st Century eco-resort is born from a depression-era hunting retreat.

Touring around the country with my parents in the ‘60s meant the occasional stop at a caravan park or motel. Even though motels were ‘pretty ordinary’ back then, the caravan parks reminded me more of my uncle’s wrecking yard back home. Plywood overnight vans and cabins were riddled with damp, spiders and cockroaches. Grumpy managers would snap at the kids if we dared play around the yard and the food, well that’s best forgotten. So much has changed in our hospitality industry I shake my head and sigh when I think of the so-called “good old days”.

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 November 2005 )
I Like a Town Called Alice PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jacqui Lang. Photos: Tourism NT   
Tuesday, 15 November 2005

 

Alice Springs is just a sleepy stop-over on the way to Ayer’s Rock, right?

Actually, no. Alice is a vibrant town (population 30, 000) with plenty to see, both indoors and out.

Nestled beside the striking MacDonnell Ranges, the Alice region looks spectacular from the air, I discover after reluctantly agreeing to take a dawn ballooning tour. We start so early the stars are out and our shadows come from the moon. Just one hour later the desert sun is blazing and we’re scrambling for sunscreen as we gaze out at the rich red ranges against vivid blue sky.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 22 July 2006 )
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Ecotourism Excels at Kingfisher Bay PDF Print E-mail
Written by Kingfisher Bay Resort   
Sunday, 13 November 2005

Ecotourism Excels at Kingfisher Bay

Kingfisher Bay Resort and Village is a fully-integrated, large-scale ecotourism resort which opened in 1992 setting bench marks in ecotourism which have been used by ecotourism ventures worldwide.

The resort is designed to give people an enjoyable nature based tourism experience on Fraser Island while creating minimal impact on the environment.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 13 November 2005 )
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It’s Not About the Horse PDF Print E-mail
Written by Roderick Eime   
Wednesday, 26 October 2005

Destination: Hunter Valley NSW

It’s Not About the Horse

Stetson just stood there. Occasionally his mannequin demeanour was broken with a lick of the lips and a blink of the eye.

“That’s his left brain working, “says Diamond, “Keep the horse thinking in the left brain. That means comfort. Right brain is for fear and we don’t want to go there.”

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 26 October 2005 )
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Bold Brassy Brissy PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jacqui Lang   
Sunday, 11 September 2005


Brisbane, the adolescent city, is no more. In its place is a dynamic, sophisticated city, now actively competing with its southern sisters Melbourne and Sydney to pull in the tourists.

Just a 90minute flight from Sydney, it’s then less than half an hour to drive to the heart of Brisbane.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 April 2009 )
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