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Brisbane is shaped by green spaces which are woven into everyday life; palms along footpaths, mangroves at the river’s edge, parks threaded through sprawling suburbs. This article explores the Brisbane’s green spaces and how they influence how the city is walked, paused in and lived outdoors. The City That Grows

Have you ever looked closely at how the Murray River transforms? Down near the mouth it’s wide and steady, built for boats and distant views. Up past Murray Bridge the orange cliffs take over and the landscape changes into something otherworldly. Keep going, heading into Victoria, and you meet tight

Port Pirie doesn’t usually get talked about as a walking destination, but it probably should. With the Southern Flinders Ranges rising just inland and the Upper Spencer Gulf sitting right at its edge, the town ends up in a surprisingly useful position for anyone who likes to explore on foot.

If you usually head to Kangaroo Island by ferry, it might be time to switch things up. Flying in is fast, Kingscote Airport is a breeze, and the views from your plane window are a bonus you miss on the water. So when sailings are booked out, here’s some information

Gippsland is vaster, wilder and more varied than you realise, and a weekend here opens the door to mountains, coastlines and quiet country corners. Base yourself in Traralgon, at the heart of the region, and you can sample all of it without driving for hours. Here’s a quick guide to

Kangaroo Island hands you new scenes faster than you can switch lenses, from quiet beaches to bushland full of soft, shifting light. These nine spots map out some of the island’s best moments for photographers who like variety in their photos. Kangaroo Island Through the Lens Kangaroo Island gives photographers

Wine might be the headline act in the Barossa, but the valley has a whole other world of flavours tucked between the vines. Spend a day here and you can move from orchards to chocolate factories, tasting what local makers create with their own hands. This guide walks you through

Wildlife shows up everywhere in Tasmania. Coastal tracks, mountain hikes and even short walks often come with a surprise encounter. This 48-hour road trip connects some of the island’s best viewing spots, taking you from the sea to the mountains with plenty of chances to see the creatures that define

Melbourne after dark is full of surprises, and not all of them involve sticky shoes. Read on to discover the places that keep you out past your bedtime (but not too late). This is Melbourne after dark for people who don’t love clubs. Melbourne at Night for People With Plans

Short on time, big on curiosity? Perth works surprisingly well as a one-day adventure, as long as you know where to go. You can squeeze in big views, blue water, good food and a little chaos after dark, even in 24-hours. Without wasting anymore time, let’s get into it. [caption

K’gari is full of clear freshwater lakes hidden in forests, sitting between sand dunes or opening out into wide, bright country. If you’re trying to match a lake to the kind of day you want, this guide will help you choose. Why K’gari’s Lakes Steal the Show On the east