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Luxury holidays in Australia with Destinology. From just £1465pp, enjoy 5 nights at the 4 star Bayview Boulevard. Price include flights from Heathrow.
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Luxury holidays in Australia with Destinology. From just £1465pp, enjoy 5 nights at the 4 star Bayview Boulevard. Price include flights from Heathrow. Tailor-Make your holiday
Luxury holidays in Fiji with Destinology. From just £1829pp, enjoy 10 nights at the 4 star Shangri La's Fijian Resort and Spa. Price include flights from Heathrow.
Sydney Sights Morning History Tour - Hald Day Tour of Sydneys Colonial History and Criminal Past. half day from AUD49 with Activity Tours Australia available in April
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Hunter Valley Wine and Cheese Tasting Tour - Hunter Valley Wine and Cheese Tasting Tour from Sydney. 1 day from AUD89 with Activity Tours Australia available in January
Sydney Sights Afternoon Tour - Sydney half day tour of headlands, lookouts and beaches. half day from AUD49 with Activity Tours Australia available in April, November
'Waldorf Apartment Hotel South Sydne' in Sydney, Australia from $110 per day.
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'Marlin Court Motel' in Bay of Islands from £99 per day. Marlin Court is a high quality family run 12-unit motel. .Located just 100m.
'Fraser Island House' in Sunshine Coast, Australia from £565 per week. Modern 3 bedroom house a short walk from the Ocean Beach on beautiful Fraser Island.
Great hotels in Australia including the 4 star Magic Mountain from 10 AUD per room per night. Find your perfect accommodation with Booking.com
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Great hotels in Australia including the 3 star Port Douglas Beachfront Terrace from 10 AUD per room per night. Find your perfect accommodation with Booking.com
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The walls of the café were dotted with pictures of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The waiter, who was sporting a flowing white shirt and long, dark locks
A very dramatic-looking hotel features on the title page of Australian Architecture Now
Warning of the week: closedown in Europe
Third time lucky? Britain's biggest holiday company, Thomson, hopes its latest attempt at a winter charter flight to Australia will prove more successful than its two previous efforts.
The river, Guinness-black, seems utterly still, its surface polished obsidian, reflecting every detail of the early morning scene. A dense fringe of tea trees
Born in 1936, John Blashford-Snell, one of the world's most respected explorers, studied at Victoria College, Jersey, before entering The Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. Richard Snailham
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While you spend February in UEA rather than the USA, or UCE instead of the UAE
All-night queueing paid off for lucky travellers today as they snapped up special £10 tickets to Australia.
I was due to fly in to Launceston the next morning
London See the sights: Don't miss the bicentenary Darwin exhibition at the Natural History Museum (020-7942 5000;nhm.org ).
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See the sights: Don't miss the bicentenary Darwin exhibition at the Natural History Museum (020-7942 5000;nhm.org ).
On a bright summer morning in the back end of Tasmania's north-west
Good looks, good food
AN INCREASING number of tourists flying to Australia are paying the extra to upgrade to business class, according to long-haul specialist Quest Worldwide (081-547 3322).
In the lead up to the Olympics
A police van noses up and down Todd Mall in Alice Springs, past galleries displaying indigenous artworks
"If you think this is good," they said when I visited Ayers Rock, "just wait till you see the Bungle Bungle."
Apparently one person in three has some sort of fear of flying
Last year I went to Australia, Ethiopia, the United States, Canada, Malawi, South Africa, Zambia twice, Zimbabwe and Botswana
On the 6th of January we reached Teneriffe, but were prevented landing," wrote Charles Darwin. In the winter of 1831-32, 10 days out of Plymouth, the first shore excursion from his "ten-gun brig"
Greeted by wet-nosed sniffer dogs, a tropical rainstorm, and an episode of Australia's Funniest Home Videos blaring from a screen above the baggage carousel
AUSTRALIA
Longitude 131º, Northern Territory
Ever since my father related his crocodile story from his Merchant Navy days, I have wanted to visit Australia's northern coast myself
"WE SEEM to be brought near to that great fact, that mystery of mysteries, the first appearance of new beings on this earth
Autumn is upon us, prompting dreams of heading for the sun and the longer daylight hours of the southern hemisphere. Those lucky enough to be flying to Australia will need to break the journey
On the map of Australia, the Cape York Peninsula looks like a small, wonky witch's hat in the far north-east – but England could slide into it with room to spare. The region's coastal dunes
THE COLUMN THAT GIVES THE GLOBAL PICTURE
"One pound, please." The proprietor of the café in Bulleid Way, above Victoria in central London, generously gave me the driver's discount rate for two coffees – one for me
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