Flies are the typical “Australian Salute” and a prominent Summer fixture. Flies can regularly be found anywhere in Australia and are attracted to different environments suited to their natural habits and lifecycle. Here swats what: The most common flies found throughout Australia are BUSH and BLOW flies but are not the only species to be […]
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Tyre pressure is something most travellers check prior to hitting the road for their trip and don’t check again until the next trip. Pumping up and maintaining the pressure of your tyres is one of the most important things you can do whether it be your car or the RV. Tyres provide a vital link
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Sydney and surrounds is a fantastic holiday option for an outdoor getaway. Sydney has something for everyone and is home to beautiful beaches, iconic buildings, historic landmarks and breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour. There are a range of Holiday Parks across the Sydney region and they are generally located on the fringes of the city. You
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Here are some myths for First Aid so be prepared and understand the correct procedures and actions. Myth: Put your head back when you have a nosebleed. Fact: Don’t put your head back! Blood could flow down your throat and potentially into your stomach, which can cause nausea and vomiting; instead, tilt your head forward
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Shoalhaven Tourism has launched eight arts & cultural trails throughout the stunning coastal region, with each unique trail highlighting the charm of the South Coast. Presented in a new 32-page Art and Culture Guide, the eight trails showcase a diverse range of the top 80 fun things to do across the region in the following
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If you have never camped before or are new to camping and would like to take your family on a wilderness experience, then Cattai National Park is just one hour north of Sydney and is an ideal destination for a family camping adventure. Located on the banks of the Hawkesbury River, the campground has plenty
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Stay at Lake Glenbawn Holiday Park and discover why the Hunter Valley is renowned for its wine as this park just happens to be close to some of the best wineries in the Hunter Valley. Imagine relaxing at the end of day, watching the colours change over the large Lake Glenbawn, with a delicious glass
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In the beautiful Lachlan Valley, riverside Cowra is full of cultural heritage and historical buildings. Surrounded by vineyards, waterways and countryside. You’ll discover military history, tranquil gardens and fine wines. Location: Cowra is a small town in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia, located on the banks of the Lachlan River, in
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A highlight of camping is sitting around an open fire and being mesmerised by the flames. But campfire safety is of the utmost importance so here are few tips and rules for your to be aware of. If a campfire is not constructed, used and extinguished correctly it can also easily cause a bushfire. 5
New data reveals more international visitors are choosing to caravan and camp in Australia. The millennial market; led by working holiday makers and backpackers, continues to be the strongest age demographic with 157 000 international visitors aged 20 to 29 choosing caravanning and camping in Australia. The 30 to 54-year-old age group represented 127 000
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