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Chasing sun soaked weekends this summer? Perth doesn’t make you look far. Australia’s sunniest capital wears its weather like a smile. It’s made for weekends that begin with salt on your skin and finish with a cold drink somewhere by the water. This guide takes you through a summer weekend

NSW is full of weekends simply waiting to happen. Think wine by the fire in the country, sea swims between long drives, and small towns where good food and friendly faces are part of the charm. Here are five inspiring ideas for your NSW getaways in 2026. New South Wales

Despite its wild beauty, most Australians have never driven the stretch of coast from Adelaide to Port Lincoln. One of South Australia’s most underrated journeys, every hour on this diverse road trip feels different from the last. This is how to make the most of the drive. The Drive from

Summer in Mildura is about taking it easy and enjoying what’s close at hand. Fresh citrus, river dips and lazy afternoons make it one of regional Victoria’s most relaxed escapes. So, if you’re up for warm days, slow moments and a few local secrets, here’s where to start. [caption id=”attachment_16867″

Think you know Canberra? Take a second look. Beyond the polished façade of the nation’s capital, is a city quietly shaping its own creative identity. Full of bold design, inspired food, and local makers who give it heart, here’s what you’ve been missing. The Creative Heart of Canberra This is

E-bikes have changed the way we explore; less strain, more sunshine, but all the freedom of a slow ride. And in the Barossa, that’s exactly the pace you want. Rolling vineyards, country roads, and cellar doors make this one of South Australia’s most beautiful regions to ride through. Planning to

Hidden deep within Victoria’s Strzelecki Ranges, Tarra Bulga National Park is a world of towering mountain ash trees, fern-covered gullies, and cool rainforest air. It’s one of the last remaining pockets of ancient temperate rainforest in the region. Here’s how you can make the most of a trip to this

Step into a landscape shaped by time and water, where ochre cliffs, wetlands and wide skies meet. These six walks showcase the unique beauty of South Australia’s Riverland, capturing its ancient character and the incredible quiet that makes it so unforgettable. Credit: South Australian Tourism Commission

Forget everything you think you know about Murray Bridge. The food scene here has been simmering for a while, and now it’s ready to serve. From lazy brunches to riverside dinners, this town’s got more flavour than you’d expect. The Murray Bridge Food Scene Has Got Interesting Murray Bridge has

Melbourne’s well-known streets hide a quieter, overlooked world. Behind the everyday scenes lie hidden corners and secret spaces that most visitors never notice. It’s one of the things that makes this city so exciting to explore. This is the side of Melbourne locals love, and visitors rarely find. The Hidden

If your idea of a good weekend doesn’t involve alarms or a packed itinerary, Brisbane might just be your city. It’s a place that doesn’t necessarily shout for attention; its charm comes through in soft mornings, long lunches, and golden hours by the river. Letting the day unfold feels completely