Tweet Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia is delighted to announce that due to the incredible success of the inaugural Opera Australia performance at Uluru in 2019, the opera will return to Uluru from 11-13 December 2020 with an expanded program of … Continue reading →
TweetRenowned Australian fashion designer Camilla Franks has teamed-up with born and bred Territory photographer, Paul Arnold, to create a limited edition collection in celebration of the brand’s 15th anniversary. Part of Camilla’s ‘Mother’ collection, inspired by the designer’s recent tour … Continue reading →
TweetAlice Springs, 3-12 April 2020 The only First Nations light festival of its kind, Parrtjima, returns in 2020, taking place between 3-12 April. Growing in popularity and visitation every year, the fifth annual festival will feature its largest-ever program of … Continue reading →
TweetDEAL: BAMURRU PLAINS PARTNERS WITH EL QUESTRO HOMESTEAD Kakadu 1 September – 20 October 2019 The Top End’s luxurious Bamurru Plains has partnered with El Questro Homestead in the Kimberley to offer an exclusive experience for adventurous travellers. For a … Continue reading →
TweetUluru For travellers visiting Uluru on a budget, Rockstars NT Tours host the perfect, cost-effective tours of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Commencing from Ayers Rock Airport (Yulara) the signature two-day (one-night) camping tour provides travellers with an overview of the … Continue reading →
Tweet When the sun goes down, NightFest comes to life for all those who dare to dabble in Floriade’s dark side, returning to Commonwealth Park in Canberra from Thursday 3 October until Sunday 6 October. The illuminated playground lets … Continue reading →
Tweet Floriade, Australia’s biggest celebration of spring, returns to Commonwealth Park in Canberra from Saturday 14 September until Sunday 13 October. This year’s theme, World in Bloom, will be showcased through designs across 21 flowerbeds and more than 189 portable raised flowerbeds positioned … Continue reading →
Tweet A night at the movies is about to get a whole lot quirkier thanks to QT Sydney and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Sydney’s dynamic cultural duo are teaming up for When Food and Art Collide: A Night with … Continue reading →
Tweet A rich variety of writers and storytellers, many with deep Kimberley connections, are heading to one of Western Australia’s northernmost towns for the Kimberley Writers Festival in September (6 to 8). Calling Kununurra home, this friendly and informal readers … Continue reading →
Tweet Brabham racing car, Royal Daimler, Aeroplane Jelly T-Model Ford truck will take to the track A hundred years of automotive history will be in action when a selection of iconic vehicles from the National Museum of Australia take to … Continue reading →
Tweet Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia (‘UWEA’) announced today the inclusion of much-loved Hunter Valley winery, Brokenwood to the collection. Brokenwood completed construction on its stunning new cellar door at the end of 2018, featuring circular tasting ‘pods’, an expansive outdoor terrace … Continue reading →
Tweet WHAT’S HOT IN THE DRY: NEWS FROM THE NORTHERN TERRITORY With the dry season in full swing, there’s no time like the present to head to the Northern Territory. Warm days in the Top End and nights filled with … Continue reading →
Tweet Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia (UWEA) is excited to introduce a variety of new immersive experiences to the UWEA portfolio. As always, these beyond the cellar door activities have been designed to embody the essence of each winery and region to ensure … Continue reading →
Tweet Ten Australians hand-selected as The Ghan’s inaugural artists in residence Artworks to celebrate The Ghan and its iconic route in its 90th anniversary year Free public art exhibition in Adelaide from June to August 2019 The Ghan has welcomed … Continue reading →
Tweet Breaking new ground in the publishing industry, comes the arrival of Travel Without Limits, the first disability specific, print, travel magazine. With 4.2 million Australians living with a disability – almost 20% of the population – and accessible tourism … Continue reading →
TweetAboriginal Heritage Walk at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney. Have you ever thought to uncover the rich diversity of Aboriginal experiences offered across Australia? Indigenous Australians are warm, welcoming and generous in spirit, all enthusiastic to share their story and … Continue reading →
Tweet The train journey between Perth and Sydney will be revealed in detail when The Indian Pacific: Australia’s Longest Train Journey hits screens in January with SBS’s second foray into Slow TV. Following the episode on The Ghan that aired earlier this year … Continue reading →
Tweet Territorians have, and always will, do things a little differently, and celebrating the festive season is no exception. Really, where else can you find an 8m-high Christmas tree made entirely out of thongs or a bush fruit Christmas cake? … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Tweet As we head into the back half of the year, it’s time to tick off some iconic Aussie bucket list events including Darwin Harbour’s Beer Can Regatta or the infamous Henley on Todd, Australia’s only land-based boat race, that … Continue reading →
