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Australia’s mainland is home to nearly 150 volcanoes but are categorized as dormant or extinct as none of them has erupted for about 4,000 to 5,000 years. However, there are two active volcanoes located 4000 kilometres south west of Perth in the Australian Antarctic Territory: Heard Island and the nearby McDonald Islands. The lack of […]

Our 2019 CCIA NSW Awards of Excellence celebrates the individual and collective achievements of the Caravan, Camping, Manufactured Housing and Land Lease Living Communities in NSW and recognises businesses and individuals that are ‘best in field’ for their respective categories. The Awards provide the opportunity to gain an insight into our industry members, their business

There is generally one thing that all campers have in common is the love for the great outdoors but how we do camping can often varying. It takes all kinds to make the world go around as the saying goes and similar can be said for camping. Here is a list to describe a range

In the lead up to our Caravan Camping Lifestyle Expos in Sydney (20-22 Sep) and Canberra (25-27 Oct) we partnered with Sydney Weekender to promoting caravan and camping experiences in NSW and the latest products that will be on display at the expos. With the sun shining, host Fliss Urquhart hit the road with Apollo

Gundagai is a charming, historic medium-sized country town set at the foot of Mount Parnassus above the Murrumbidgee floodplains. Location:    Gundagai is a small town located in Southern New South Wales, Australia, making it an excellent stop over when travelling between Sydney and Melbourne. Population:       1,925 (2016 sensus) Meaning:          The name Gundagai comes from a

Being prepared could help you save a life and having an appropriate First Aid Kit when travelling is essential. You can purchase a basic First Aid Kit and customise depending on the activities you do. Here is a basic first aid kit checklist to get you started: crepe bandages of varying widths hypoallergenic (skin) tape

For hundreds of years Lighthouses have stretched the NSW coastline, some are open to the public and many are still in working condition. Several are managed by National Parks & Wildlife and others are maintained by NSW Roads & Maritime Services. Within Sydney Harbour lighthouses are maintained by Port Authority NSW. Open Lighthouses The grounds

What is Father’s Day? Father’s Day is a celebration honouring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds and the influence of fathers in society. It is a day for people to show their appreciation for fathers and father figures. Father figures may include stepfathers, fathers-in-law, guardians (eg. foster parents), and family friends. In Australia Father’s Day

Small towns of NSW are encouraging people to support their communities by taking your next holiday in regional NSW as having visitors in a drought is a great support for small business and boosts community moral. Known as the worst drought in history, the NSW Department of Primary Industries advises 61% of NSW is either

Instagram is a social media app that allows users to share photos and videos from their lives, add captions, edit filters, tweak settings and engage with others. Instagramers can sync their photo sharing to other social networks, so Instagram photos can be posted directly to other social media such as Facebook and Twitter. Simple to use and keeps