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  • Broome Well I have been in Broome for 5 days and now tommorrow i leave with a lot of people making our way down to perth which i am really loking forward to. Broome has been really nice and have pretty much Posted by toochie in Joel's Trip Down Under | Nov 21, 2008
  • Something Nice For those upset that I haven't even had a Fosters in Australia, don't fret any longer. Upon reading the labels of the beers I've been drinking here I found that a lot of the beers I have been drinking Posted by Mike.Flynn in Mike & Dawn Down Under | Nov 21, 2008
  • Melbourne Cup Melbourne Cup is finally hee’ya! Different race, different dress… and a real hat! I gave in. I wore a bright pink fascinator (that’s what they call the unruly hats) and participated in full ef Posted by NoreenA in Time to Ready, Steady | Nov 4, 2008
  • Spring Carnival: Derby Day The most famous week in Melbourne has arrived! Spring Carnival. Hundreds of thousands flood the city of Melbourne to experience the wonder of the Flemington horse races. The entire week is without a doubt a full on fashion Posted by NoreenA in Time to Ready, Steady | Nov 2, 2008
  • SHAYNA Beer suggestion: Little Creature Song suggestion: “Talk Like That” The Presets TV Suggestion: “Kath & Kim” Australian version When people ask me why I came here, generally my answer is the same to some varying degree. It goes a little like this Posted by Shayna in Adventures Down Unda! | Nov 21, 2008
  • Out at The Rocks Last Friday a group of us went out to an area near the Harbor Bridge called The Rocks. It is a marketplace in a ritzier area in town (it's near the harbor, so it's going to be nice). Posted by Mike.Flynn in Mike & Dawn Down Under | Nov 20, 2008
  • A novel use for a bird You know those birds that pick bits of meat and gristle from between the teeth of crocodiles? You've probably seen them on some "wonders of nature" type programme. Crocodiles line up along the bank of a river with Posted by TimDudman in Australia | Nov 20, 2008
  • Work I started work as a waitress last night. I had looked forward to starting because it was a chance to meet other people. Unfortunately, my expectations were too high. It is a mom and pop shop, so Posted by nbronstein in Australia Adventure | Nov 20, 2008
  • Were OFF!!! Hey Guys, We are officially on our way to the airport... YAY!!! Looking forward to our stop over in Darwin... Then off to Ho Chi Minh City... Talk soon Mitch and Dom xxxx Posted by DOMITCH in MITCH & DOM'S BOGUS ADVENTURES | Nov 20, 2008
  • The Last Leg...Nimbin to Sydney Nimbin/Byron Bay Ladies and gentleman, we have now crossed the border into New South Wales. If the Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 20, 2008
  • Yet More Roadtrippin'...The Sunshine Coast & The Gold Coast Noosa Everglades Time for another part of our package tour. Three days and two nights - although realistically two days and two nights - canoeing in the Noosa Everglades, with the usual sleeping in smelly tents in cold weather and rain, Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 20, 2008
  • Fraser Island Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island and is pretty remarkable in that it looks like a normal island with vegetation everywhere. It's pretty big too, measuring a whopping 1,630 square kilometres, and all travel is done by 4x4 Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 20, 2008
  • On With The Roadtrip...Airlie Beach to Rainbow Beach Meet Spotto On the 1st of May we stopped at Eungella National Park, where we saw a big carpet snake (tick 'see a big wild snake' off the to do list), and then on the 2nd we went to the small Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 20, 2008
  • Butlins Redcoat moonlights as bartender This entry may appear to be tinged with a certain amount of bitterness, but, in all honesty, it's not. Just getting that out of the way. I showed up a bit early last friday to my trial as a bartender. Posted by TimDudman in Australia | Nov 19, 2008
  • On the Road Again.. Well our journey continues. We spent the last 3 days driving and camping on the beautiful Fraser Island, an island made completely of sand... More on that trip to come. Now we Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Nov 19, 2008
  • The Whitsunday Islands Apparently the cost of our package tour, which consisted of four separate activities, went solely towards the Whitsundays sailing cruise; all the other bits were free except for taxes, stinger suit hire etc. I can safely say that the Whitsundays Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Roadtrip - North Queensland Roadtrip Begins A quick update on our roadtrip. There'll be four of us for a good part of the journey, if not all of it, as we're taking a Welsh girl called Sam with us. We've pre-booked a package for about Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Cairns & Tropical Queensland Rendezvous Point This is my last new Oz adventure as I'll be finishing in Sydney, but I've saved the best 'til last. The East Coast of Australia is a long and seemingly never-ending trail of sights, activities and glorious weather and Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Canberra & A Lil' Bit More Sydney Back In Sydney Welcome back to Sydney. I've had a good week staying in the city centre, it's been better than I thought it would be. The hostel is really nice and I can't hear the main road (George Street) from Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Perth First Impressions I've now entered the largest state in Australia, and indeed the second largest subnational entity in the world, Western Australia. Its capital is Perth, home to three quarters of the population of WA. You can fit the UK almost Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Adelaide Just before Mount Gambier on our journey to Adelaide we crossed a line of longitude that took us into South Australia, and bizarrely took our clocks back by just 30 minutes (it took us a while to realise we needed Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • The Great Ocean Road An uneventful morning in Hobart led to our arrival in Melbourne at 4pm and within an hour we were back on the road in a rather sporty Toyota Aurion - a free upgrade as Hertz had run out of crappy Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • Tasmania Day 1 I've met several people on my travels who have told me that going to Tasmania is a waste of time as you can just visit New Zealand for the same price and see similar sights but on a grander Posted by matchman in Matchman's Grand (Old) Adventures | Nov 19, 2008
  • I survived… So I made it through my first camping experience ever. We left Sunday morning in 2 land cruisers with an map and with Cnuts at the wheel and headed off into the bush of Fraser Island. The first day we Posted by KLock in Crikey!!! | Nov 19, 2008
  • Manly Today I realized that there really is heaven on Earth....in Manly!!!! I absolutely loved it. The city is incredible and absolutely gorgeous. I met my friend's mom around 11AM and she gave me the ultimate tour. Posted by nbronstein in Australia Adventure | Nov 18, 2008
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