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Nestled in bushland on the banks of the Brisbane River, Lone Pine is home to 130 koalas and at least 100 species of Australian native animals. It is the ideal place for a close look at some unique wildlife, with koalas availabl... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Shona said
… McGill who will also be going to University of Queensland) and I went to the Lone Pine Koala… continue reading »
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Rocksports is home to one of the best indoor bouldering caves in Australia. Whether you are a complete novice or seasoned climber, Rocksports has a challenge for you. With a total wall area of 760 metres and 90 climbs, Rockspor... more
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Within these gardens is a colourful collection of exotic and native plants to delight the eye, and an atmosphere to calm the soul. The site was chosen for a public garden in 1828, with fertile soil producing healthy crops for t... more
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TripAussie.com said
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There is plenty of room to sit down with your group and talk without having to yell, and plenty of space to relive your dancing days. A newly renovated marble interior greets you upon entry at The Embassy. For those who enjoy a... more
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Watch pewter come fresh out of the molds at this spacious workshop and gallery located in an 1888 building. The Christmas tree ornament is a popular souvenir. Note: This information was accurate when it was publis... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Traveling Tom said
… with her host family. We also went to Museo de la Nacion (see review). After lunch, we mostly killed… continue reading »
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Put on your swimwear and get ready to have some fun! All ages can enjoy Chermside Aquatic Centre, making it the perfect family summer outing. The centre offers the latest and most exciting water slides and attractions. Spend th... more
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A hub of interaction among university students, the "RE" often resembles a frat house. The rear of the pub opens into a large beer garden with live bands often entertaining the enthusiastic crowd. Since it is situated within an... more
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Next door to the Empire Hotel, the Press Club is the ultimate venue to relax in five-star style. Massive clusters of sunken leather couches enhance the mellow atmosphere. This is the perfect place to relax with friends, read a... more
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Located in the midst of the trendy West End cafe circuit, the Three Monkeys Café and Tea House is a hangout for cool "twenty-something's" who love great coffee, in a great atmosphere. Art involving monkeys decorates the walls,... more
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Fear can be a powerful emotion, and on a ghost tour, you may be just a little afraid. Ghost walks and bus tours, haunted sleepovers and dinners are all ways to discover the city's haunted heritage after dark. Ghost walks includ... more
East Coast Travel Experiences
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The Kangaroo Flu
So, in hindsight, Jon and I both were not feeling well and we probably should have not gone down to the Koala Sanctuary, but we were so... Continue reading »
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Brisbane
We arrived in Brisbane at 6am Queensland time after having had no sleep on the train overnight. We had breakfast at the transit centre be... Continue reading »
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Brisbane-Australia's "Most Liveable City"
Haere Ra! Goodbye to New Zealand! Imagine our surprise when our driver told us a 5.4 earthquake centered just 40km north of Napier... Continue reading »
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Hot, Hot, Hot
Friday and Saturday blurred into one. Friday was spent packing the bags, picking up the last few items and not bein able... Continue reading »
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Go Jump Off A Cliff...
When we first arrived, Jon's Mum mentioned that a family friend's daughter was studying abroad for a semester at Griffith University in... Continue reading »
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