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Australia Forum Thread for the week of November 13, 2006

By Jessie | November 17th, 2006

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Badly Drawn Girl is living and working in Auckland... And

Australia Forum Threads for the week of October 30, 2006

By Jessie | November 4th, 2006

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Keppie will be in Darwin for a week, and is looking for


Australia Forum Threads for the week of October 23, 2006

By Jessie | October 27th, 2006

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Boo70007 has been traveling around Australia, and now that sh ...

Australia Forum Threads for the week of October 16, 2006

By Jessie | October 20th, 2006

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Anyone who's not from Australia thinks those kangaroos are ju ...

Australia Forum Thread for the week of October 9, 2006

By Jessie | October 13th, 2006

Check out this topic currently being discussed on the Australasia forum at BootsnAll: Hudweiser will be in Australia next year, and

Australia Forum Thread for the week of October 2, 2006

By Jessie | October 6th, 2006

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Australia Forum Threads of the Week

By Jessie | September 29th, 2006

Check out these topics currently being discussed on the Australasia forum at BootsnAll: Eppyboy and niknak have been discussing

Sydney- Northern Beaches -Cafe Ibiza!

By Heather | September 27th, 2006

A trip up the Northern Beaches is not complete without a trip to Avalon. Famous for the worlds slowest pedestrians- Avalon works on its own sense of time. Unconcerned and unhurried pedestrians wreak havoc with the local traffi ...

Sydney- Camping in the Northern Beaches

By Heather | September 27th, 2006

The Basin New South Wales has a very organized set of national parks that are complete with cooking, shower, and camping facilites. Among the parks I have visited, The Basin is a stand out. If you live in or around the Syd ...

Northern Territory- Scenic Flight Company

By Heather | September 25th, 2006

One thing definitely worth a splurge of your trip money is a flight over Kakadu. All of the local people I encountered on my trip recommended it and they were absolutely right. Driving through Kakadu does little to give you th ...

Darwin- NightCliff Aquatic Center

By Heather | September 25th, 2006

What a find! This sparkling swimming center is built right on the cliff overlooking the Darwin Harbour up in the suburb of Nightcliff. At the corner of Nightcliff and Causarian Roads, It is virtually unpopulated. The pool fa ...

Darwin- Cavenagh Street Attractions

By Heather | September 24th, 2006

Cavenagh Street is two over from the Backpacker hangout/Entertainment district of Mitchell Street. Watch out for... or... check out the small "adult entertainment" district plunked right between the two (depending on your prefere ...



Sydney- Coffee the size of your Head!

By Heather | September 20th, 2006

Barking Frog, Manly (Sydney) – I am going to shoot myself for telling you guys all about this place, but I do have such a hard time keeping such a good place secret. The Barking Frog is an absolutely gorgeous little café w ...

Sydney- Beer, Laksa, and a Show!

By Heather | September 20th, 2006

The Old Fitroy (Pub/Theater) 129 Dowling Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 http://www.oldfitzroy.com.au/trs/shopexd.asp?id=434 This place is a Culture Vulture Back ...

Aussie Exports to Look for- Judy Prosser

By Heather | September 19th, 2006

Aboriginal art in the Northern Territory, and indeed in most markets around Australia everywhere. As an art form, it stands out for its unique interpretation of the world and its forms. It is also avilable in every form imagi ...

Darwin- Mindil Beach Night Markets

By Heather | September 19th, 2006

Glorious from the first to the last second, the sunsets in Darwin are almost a religion all of their own. Everyone, tourists and local alike, are out on the streets or at the beach to witness the sun slipping behind the opaque go ...

Aussie Exports To Look For

By Heather | September 18th, 2006

Driving drum and didgeridoo heavy beats complemented by delicate flute and dulcimer kisses, Jabaru is an energizing two person band- husband and wife team Rodger and Rene Bradshaw. Between them, they make more sound than seems po ...

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