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11 November 2009, Food & Wine

Gourmet Luxury

 'Modern Australian' cuisine is more likely to include tastes of Asia, Europe and every corner of the world. Eating at our restaurants showcases a melange of cuisines, fresh produce and the innovative way we serve it up. More...

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16 April 2009, Cities

Fashion Design

The Australian fashion industry is known internationally for its fresh and innovative designs and strong branding. Many Australians have attracted international acclaim with designers such as Collette Dinnigan, Akira Isogawa, Alex Perry, Wayne Cooper, Lisa Ho, Sass & Bide, Zimmermann, Tsubi, Easton Pearson and now Alice McCall and Kit Willow are proving a hit on the international scene. More...

16 April 2009, Cities

Festivals and Events

Australians know how to throw a party - as we proved to the world during the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Throughout the country, there are festivals, events and exhibitions that celebrate the diversity of modern, multicultural Australia. More...

16 April 2009, Cities

Outdoor Living

Even in our major cities, Australians lead a relaxed outdoor lifestyle. Bathed in sunlight and open spaces our cities are full of trees and parks with many walking paths and open air plazas. More...

3 April 2009, Major Event

Anzac Day

Anzac Day is Australia’s most significant day of national commemoration. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Air

If you want to see as much of Australia as you can in a short space of time, then travelling by air is a great way to cover large distances quickly. You spend less time travelling and more time on the ground really getting to know us, exploring every nook and cranny and being blown away by our unique landscapes and the sheer size of our country. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Cruises

On an island like this, rich with waterways, reefs and harbours, journeys afloat are an obvious choice. You can choose everything from kayak trips, sailing tours and ferry rides, to spectacular cruises and luxury adventures between tropical islands and warm water reefs. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Drive

On a self-drive holiday, travel by road at your own pace, stopping at your leisure. Australia has a vast network of well-maintained roads and highways with some of the most beautiful road touring in the world and vehicle hire is simple. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Ride

An Australian journey is about embracing every second and every opportunity as you make your way to your destination. It’s about seeing the sights – both on and off the beaten track, meeting the locals and hearing their stories, and savouring the easy-going and warm Australian lifestyle. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Train

Travelling by train is a great way to traverse Australia’s large open spaces and open a window on a world you may only have ever seen before in brochures. More...

20 March 2009, Journeys

Walk, Cycle, Ride

Whether you like roughing it or want the comfort of accommodation at night, seeing Australia on foot is a great way to get up close and personal with our spectacular landscapes and our unusual flora and fauna. More...

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