A quirky outback town full of history and humour.
It has all the makings of an incredible story: money, sex and death. The origins of the Museum of Old and New Art is the stuff of legends.
Cradle Mountain is the most recognisable sight in Tasmania. But viewing this icon from 6000 feet? This is Cradle Mountain as I’ve never seen it.
I love my home state of Tasmania (so does Lonely Planet), but I’m not shy in saying the tourist experience could be improved.
The fossils collected at Riversleigh tell countless stories. The discoveries have provided answers to questions researchers had stopped asking and also created some mysteries.
Big Red is the beginning and end of the Simpson Desert in outback Queensland. It’s an adventure for four-wheel-drive enthusiasts and a beautiful place to watch the sunset.