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Walk Parramatta – Launch of new wayfinding system
Parramatta City is the first city in Australia to develop and install a groundbreaking pedestrian wayfinding system – Walk Parramatta – to help tourists, residents and commuters better navigate the central business district, tourist hotspots and cultural and heritage sites. Lord Mayor of Parramatta City Council, Cr Paul Garrard launched this new wayfinding system this […]
Walk Parramatta – Launch of new wayfinding system
Parramatta City is the first city in Australia to develop and install a groundbreaking pedestrian wayfinding system – Walk Parramatta – to help tourists, residents and commuters better navigate the central business district, tourist hotspots and cultural and heritage sites. Lord Mayor of Parramatta City Council, Cr Paul Garrard launched this new wayfinding system this […]
Walk Parramatta – Launch of new wayfinding system
Parramatta City is the first city in Australia to develop and install a groundbreaking pedestrian wayfinding system – Walk Parramatta – to help tourists, residents and commuters better navigate the central business district, tourist hotspots and cultural and heritage sites. Lord Mayor of Parramatta City Council, Cr Paul Garrard launched this new wayfinding system this […]
BARWANG – NSW’s “ACCIDENTAL” WINERY
w/b 09 Nov 09 david ellis THE Barwang label could almost be described as the accidental wine of NSW. Back in the 1960s former rear-gunner on RAAF Lancaster bombers, Peter Robertson planted vines on his property at Barwang near Young on the South Western Slopes of the Great Dividing Range, to supplement his wheat farming. […]
BARWANG – NSW’s “ACCIDENTAL” WINERY
w/b 09 Nov 09 david ellis THE Barwang label could almost be described as the accidental wine of NSW. Back in the 1960s former rear-gunner on RAAF Lancaster bombers, Peter Robertson planted vines on his property at Barwang near Young on the South Western Slopes of the Great Dividing Range, to supplement his wheat farming. […]
Best value museum visit
TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Classic Italian style Sited within a few paces from Hagley Park and the Christchurch Arts Centre, is The Classic Villa. Arguably this is the finest accommodation in an historic Italian style boutique hotel. Peter Morrison and Jan Clarke host guests who choose to stay in luxury. The historic tram runs past […]
Best value museum visit
TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Classic Italian style Sited within a few paces from Hagley Park and the Christchurch Arts Centre, is The Classic Villa. Arguably this is the finest accommodation in an historic Italian style boutique hotel. Peter Morrison and Jan Clarke host guests who choose to stay in luxury. The historic tram runs past […]
Orion Sub Antarctic voyages
A rare opportunity to visit one of our planet’s most important biodiversity regions Orion’s expeditions to remote and rarely visited Sub-Antarctic islands The Australian and New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands, regarded by UNESCO as one of the worlds’ precious regions of unique biodiversity, will be visited by the luxury expedition cruise ship Orion in December 2009 […]
Orion Sub Antarctic voyages
A rare opportunity to visit one of our planet’s most important biodiversity regions Orion’s expeditions to remote and rarely visited Sub-Antarctic islands The Australian and New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands, regarded by UNESCO as one of the worlds’ precious regions of unique biodiversity, will be visited by the luxury expedition cruise ship Orion in December 2009 […]
V Australia launches Fiji
V Australia confirms Fiji flights The International Air Services Commission has formally granted V Australia its requested capacity between Australia and Fiji, with the carrier announcing an 18 Dec debut of its new services, as exclusively revealed in Travel Daily on 26 Oct. The carrier’s request to transfer 360 seats of capacity from Pacific Blue has also […]
