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- Adelaide
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- Christchurch
- Darwin
- Gold Coast
- Hobart
- Marysville
- Melbourne
- Newcastle
- Perth
- Sydney
- Wollongong
When you visit a new city, the most important decision you’ll make is the places you decide to visit. We've got the locals on board to give you the insider knowledge on each cities' must visit spots.
From a trendy up and coming neighbourhood, to a secret picnic spot with stunning views, we have you covered with these must visit places.
Top Summer Hot Spots In Melbourne
Summer in Melbourne is filled with sun, sand, fine food and dining. From fish and chips on the beach to café/restaurant dining, from tennis or cricket to the races, whatever your passion you will find it all here.
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Perth - Australia's Most Underrated City
Rugged yet cultured, modern but rustic, tranquil yet buzzing, what more could you want in a capital city? Here we look at why Perth is a city that should be on your favorites list.
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The Ultimate Auckland Shopping Guide
Browse the racks of New Zealand’s top fashion houses, hunt for high-end homewares or pick up gourmet goodies from local producers in the City of Sails.
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Canberra – The 10 Minute City
Next time you find yourself lamenting the 30 minute drive from Bondi Beach to the Sydney Opera House or St Kilda to Lygon Street, it might be time to consider Canberra as your next weekend getaway. It’s more compact, less congested and a 10 minute drive is all you need to get you between the city’s top picks. Don’t believe us? Pack your bags along with this 10 minute itinerary and see for yourself.
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An Insider's Guide to Newcastle
If you’re planning a road trip to Newcastle but don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place! We’ve got together all the best places to eat, drink and play in and around Newcastle. Well, what are you waiting for? Load up your car with snacks and get driving – Newcastle awaits!
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Why you should never visit Hobart
You should never visit Hobart. Really, it’s a horrible place. Take Mount Wellington for example. With its forested gullies, winter snowflakes, panoramic views and Monet-like sunrises, it’s simply un-Instagrammable. It’s not like you get great views from 1,270m above sea level.
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