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Almost every day, we see things, do things, hear things or say things that somehow feel 'Australian'. Share your experiences. Browse current stories for ideas. Leave your mark for future generations.


		Flying like a bird story posted on 06/12/2008 - about Great weekend Bald Hill. Cool breeze off the ocean, babes on the beach below and us hang gliders doing our thing in the clear blue Australian sky. There's this really awesome spot for hang gliding. It's Bald Hill on the way from Sydney toward Wollon... thanks to Raymond

		The Big Orange - Gayndah, QLD news (Attractions) posted on 06/12/2008 Curious citrus attraction in Queensland's premier orange growing area.... thanks to site administrator

		The Big Rocking Horse - Gumeracha, South Australia news (Attractions) posted on 06/12/2008 A giant rocking horse dominates a small town in the Adelaide Hills... thanks to site administrator

		The Big Cigar - Churchill, Victoria news (Attractions) posted on 06/12/2008 A town built for construction workers honours the vice of a famous prime minister.... thanks to site administrator

		The Big Fruit Bowl - Bilpin, New South Wales news (Attractions) posted on 06/12/2008 A giant fruitbowl attracts attention to a New South Wales famous for its botany and produce.... thanks to site administrator

		Warrumbungle National Park NSW video added on 05/12/2008 Jutting out of the Western plains of New South Wales, Australia are the ranges of the Warrumbungle National Park and the breadknife and the Grand Hight Tops.The park is west of Coonabarabran view at external site \|\| view locally

		Baptism of fire story posted on 05/12/2008 - about Not sure what plant this is - or was - but it reminded me of an emu complete with beak open as if it's about to say something. A bunch of us were exploring up the north coast last year. As you can see it's been scorched by a bushfire not so long ago. Bus... thanks to Jenny

		How to throw a boomerang video added on 04/12/2008 Aboriginal Australians are amazing for their skill with boomerangs. Learning to throw one takes time and patience. See for yourself in this video view at external site \|\| view locally

		Across Australia on Dirt Bikes video added on 04/12/2008 Three mates from New Zealand ride across Australia from Perth to the top of Cape York in 2006 on Honda XR650L Dirt Bikes. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Farmers march on the big smoke story posted on 04/12/2008 - about Back in 2007, my neighbour and I got up early to drive five hours to Sydney to march on state parliament. It wasn't something we wanted to do. But the bludging dills running the joint are buggering up our farms. It was strange seeing so many other farm... thanks to Jim Robertson from Coonabarabran

		Driving in Australia video added on 03/12/2008 Not any where close to being in the Outback, but still come along for a 4 minute drive in rural Australia, where there is not a whole lot of traffic! view at external site \|\| view locally

		Copy chocolate? story posted on 03/12/2008 - about My son bought some chocolate honeycomb 'squares' from an expensive outlet in our area. On sampling the product, he found the taste was EXACTLY the same as the famous Violet Crumble product. I tried a piece of the product, and agreed with my son. Is it pos... thanks to Mick

		My Australian Experience (from Ambra Carabelli) video added on 02/12/2008 I made this video for a short course in Digital Storytelling at ACMI, in Melbourne. I've been in Australia (AU) for about eight months, for work, and I'll come back to Italy in december 2006. This is what I feel for this amazing country and what I've foun... view at external site \|\| view locally

		The Angel of Edgecliff story posted on 02/12/2008 - about On a wall facing traffic heading east on New South Head Road is a perpetual mural. For 20 years, commuters heading east on New South Head Rd have been greeted by the lithe form of the lady of Edgecliff. The artist, Bruno Dutot, has updated his original w... thanks to Fran

		Barossa Valley video added on 01/12/2008 The Barossa offers everything you'd expect from Australia's most famous wine region. Winemakers waiting to share their secrets at the cellar door; landscapes etched with manicured vineyards; passionate food producers proffering their wares at country mark... view at external site \|\| view locally

		Bermagui to Merimbula scenic route by motorbike video added on 01/12/2008 The ride from Bermagui to Merimbula is probably the best ride I've done around the Sapphire Coast. It was a very enjoyable mix of open countryside, twisty roads through bushland, wide rivers, and coastal scenery. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Bush Fire from BBQ inside tent at Longpoint, Merimbula video added on 01/12/2008 Some say it wasn't an electrical fault that started the fire but was caused by someone using a portable BBQ inside a tent owing to total fire bans in force. As a consequence, the tent caught fire and the rest is obvious. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Off your trolley or just fleeing it story posted on 01/12/2008 - about It seems stray shopping trolleys are multiplying. But when people abandon their trolleys and put a blight on the native (or urban) landscape, they're not necessarily being especially Australian about it, since stray trolleys are an urban problem anywhere ... thanks to Fran

		The giant iron or ships of China story posted on 30/11/2008 - about Every day tens of thousands of tons of Pilbara iron ore arrive in Port Hedland on giant ore trains. The ore is tipped into giant iron ore super tankers like the one we saw during a visit to BHP"s shore-side loading operation. It isn't until you're up clo... thanks to Rodney Harrison from Batemans Bay

		Helicopter flight over rugged NT wilderness story posted on 29/11/2008 - about During our visit to the Katherine Gorge National Park, we located a helicopter service and went for a spin over the ground we'd just spent the last nine days walking. ... thanks to Rodney Harrison from Batemans Bay

		Merimbula - Jewel of the Sapphire Coast news (Attractions) posted on 29/11/2008 A Mediterranean-style holiday mecca on the far south coast of New South Wales... thanks to site administrator

		Climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge video added on 28/11/2008 This video shows the climb experience up close. Great footage to help you decide if Bridgeclimb is for you. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Railmotor from Werris Creek story posted on 28/11/2008 - about When you were Australian years ago, and living in the country where sealed roads were scarce, branch lines between towns was the way people got around. So, naturally railway stations were the hub of social activity where people gathered to greet and fare... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne

		A motorbike rider view of Tasmania's breathtaking landscape video added on 27/11/2008 This video shot from the rider's perspective reveals breathtaking scenes from Tasmanian bush tracks, mountain trails, beaches and the open road. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Old telegraph wires on lonely Australian road story posted on 27/11/2008 - about Took a trip out of the city for the weekend up the New England Highway, pulled into a country lane and happened to see an old telegraph pole still with wires attached next to a railway line. Fascinating sight. Years ago blokes used to climb off guards v... thanks to Jay

		Universal Magazines listing posted on 27/11/2008 Universal Magazines is Australia's largest publisher specializing in targeted print and online media. We publish over forty of Australia's top two hundred magazines plus several leading web portals. Universal Magazines is a privately owned Australian comp... thanks to Larissa Varela

		Barefoot waterskiing on the Murray River video added on 26/11/2008 Back in Feb we had a long weekend so I went up to Echuca, Australia, on the Murray River with Travis and crew to go waterskiing. This video is my first time having a crack at barefoot. view at external site \|\| view locally

		Not ice, nor 'Ice', nor snow. Just Pilbara salt story posted on 26/11/2008 - about The land in the north west flattens out near the coast. Mirage-like is a giant pile of raw salt near the highway between Port Hedland and South Hedland. As we drove by we saw how the salt is being 'farmed' in giant evaporation pans on either side of the... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne

		'Australia's best milkshakes' just a daytrip from Melbourne news (Attractions) posted on 26/11/2008 When driving three hours from Melbourne is worth the trip for a milkshake.... thanks to site administrator

		Experiencing the Hunter Valley, NSW news (Attractions) posted on 26/11/2008 Numerous attractions in wine and coal country for a weekend retreat.... thanks to site administrator