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November 11, 2008 Lake Burley Griffin is an artificial lake in the centre of Canberra, Australia's federal capital city. The lake was created in 1963 after the Molonglo River, which ran between the city centre and Parliamentary Triangle, was dammed. It is named... 3 photos and 0 videos | September 13, 2008 Situated in one of Sydney’s most beautiful spots is Taronga Zoo, one of the largest and diverse zoological gardens in Australia. Officially opened in 1916, the zoo spans almost twenty-one hectares and is home to over 2,600 animals, from the... 5 photos and 0 videos |
August 16, 2008 The Australian Museum is Australia’s oldest museum and has an internationally renowned collection of vertebrates, zoology, palaeontology and anthropology. Originally established in 1827, it did not move to its current location at College Street,... 9 photos and 0 videos | August 05, 2008 You will always have plenty of things to do, lots to see and over fifty places to eat and drink at Sydney’s Darling Harbour. A former dockside, Darling harbour is one of Sydney’s trendiest areas with over 1.3 million people visiting the sunny... 5 photos and 0 videos |
August 05, 2008 In 2005 the New South Wales Railway celebrated its 150th anniversary. On the 26th September 1855, the first official rail journey took place from Sydney to Parramatta. Over ensueing decades this modest 22km line grew to a complex, statewide network... 7 photos and 0 videos | August 04, 2008 Located offshore from the Port Campbell National Park, on the southeast coast of Australia, are the world’s tallest limestone stacks, the Twelve Apostles. Sculptured over time through a constant battle between the wind and waves, these pillars of... 6 photos and 0 videos |
August 04, 2008 Renowned for its glorious sunshine, surfing beaches, active nightlife and a backdrop dominated by high-rise buildings, Gold Coast City is the sixth most populated city in Australia. The Gold Coast City is located in the southeast corner of... 5 photos and 0 videos | August 04, 2008 Enjoy the ride at Warner Bros. Movie World, the only movie related theme park in Australia. Jump on the thrilling ‘Superman Escape’ roller coaster, where you will be launched straight upwards at 100km/h in two seconds. Or perhaps the... 4 photos and 0 videos |
August 04, 2008 Public Aquarium in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 650 plus species of sealife Over 6000 fish and water creatures Major tourist attraction with over 55% of visitors from overseas 6 photos and 0 videos | May 10, 2008 Photos from the famous Sydney Opera House. The world's most distinctive building of the 20th century. Designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. 6 photos and 0 videos |
May 10, 2008 Coogee is in southeast Sydney, only 8 kilometers from the Sydney central business district. A famous swimming and body-boarding beach. 8 photos and 0 videos | May 10, 2008 "JES" written in the sky. Found in Sydney, Australia. If you see strange things in the sky send them to us, we are always interested. 1 photos and 0 videos |
May 09, 2008 Accross the skyline of Sydney is a panorama of tower blocks both commercial and housing apartments Some with revolving floors Impressive! 2 photos and 0 videos | April 23, 2008 Famous range of sandstone mountains located less than an hours drive west of Sydney, New South Wales Many plateaus with deep rugged gorges make it a major attraction for trekkers and extreme sport enthusiasts 7 photos and 0 videos |
April 14, 2008 Postcard From Chef Paul. Sydney Australia, April 14, 2008. Working Class Man, Back on the Job. Our Australian correspondent Chef Paul has ended his month long working holiday in Thailand and returned to the land of down under. Hometown Sydney... 9 photos and 0 videos | April 13 - 2008 Melbourne Patriotic Parade April 13, 2008 Official organized rally where in Chinese gathered in the hundreds to voice support for Chinese rule over Tibet Controversial yes, but without any disturbances or violence, at least none, when we were there 6 photos and 0 videos |
March 17, 2008 'The Harbour City' capital of New South Wales site of the first European colony in 1788 Host city to many major sporting events icluding the 2000 Summe Olympic Games Sydney is a major international tourist center renowned for its great... 5 photos and 0 videos | March 17, 2008 They are just great for photographing as they are so cute Sometimes known affectionately as the Aussie Koala Fortunately after being hunted to near extinction in the 20th Century They are now under a conservation protection order and can be found in... 2 photos and 0 videos |
March 17, 2008 Gold Coast City for beaches, surfing, fun, sports, nightlife and great climate in the southeast of Queensland 4 photos and 0 videos |