While most people travel to Bendigo for the quaint country atmosphere, the farmers’ market, the abundance of curio shops, or the talking tram, I came here to see the art gallery … More Benidgo Art Gallery – An art gallery in the country
Ever since my days in youth group I’ve known about Katoomba, namely because of the Christian Convention Centre there that holds an annual Youth Convention. I’ve never been to that convention (and these days I would hardly qualify as a youth) so 2014 was the first time I visiting this town nestled in the Blue Mountains (though nestled is probably not the word I am looking for since the train driver, upon arriving at the railway station, described this place as a ‘tourist mecca’). … More Katoomba – The Heart of the Blue Mountains
The MCG will always hold a special place in my heart (though I am sure that I am not the only Australian who can make that statement, especially those who refer to it as their second home) namely because of the experience I had when I first went to see a football match. … More The MCG – Australia’s Sporting Mecca
While the Australian Museum of Contemporary Art may draw our attention to the psyche of the Modern Australian culture, the Rocks celebrates our colonial history. The Rocks was where the colony was first established, and in many cases has retained its original form; well to an extent since somebody decided, in their infinite wisdom, to build a freeway through the middle. … More The Rocks – Australia’s First Suburb
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