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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.


		Honesty and crocodiles in Port Douglas story posted on 26/07/2010 - about I've been in Port Douglas - the locals call it The Port - and did all the touristy things and there are lots of them. Out on the reef was fabulous. But the beaches are great. Kept away from rivers because there are crocodiles. Lovely little shops in t... thanks to gwen

		The Isa in the '60s story posted on 12/04/2009 - about Though people had trouble pronouncing our names, we were never made to feel like we didn't belong. Having arrived in Mount Isa in 1966, the beginning of a real boom time in this remote mining town, we blended in as just another of the 51 nationalities tha... thanks to Gry Risla from Norway

		Camping holiday - best way to see Australia story posted on 22/01/2009 - about No better way to see Australia than by camping. Just the basics, nothing too flash, some food shelter and transport. Fortunately, Australia is loaded with camping and caravan parks. On a recent trip to the Victorian seaside respot town of Lorne, some f... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne

		The Big Oyster - Taree, NSW news (Attractions) posted on 21/12/2008 Local seafood is only part of the attraction... thanks to site administrator

		The Cooma Monaro Railway news (Attractions) posted on 21/12/2008 At the foothills of the Snowy Mountains, vintage rail cars take passengers experience an era of rail travel as it was in rural New South Wales generations ago.... thanks to site administrator

		The Big Mallee Root news (Attractions) posted on 15/12/2008 An ode to the harsh European experience of settling north western Victoria... thanks to site administrator

		Central NSW, New South Wales video added on 10/12/2008 From the gold rush towns of Sofala and Hill End to remote sheep stations, Central NSW provides the visitor with an unforgettable bush experience - where history comes alive b efore your very eyes. The region's history can be read in its architecture -... view at external site \|\| view locally

		Limestone Coast, South Australia video added on 15/11/2008 Rate: 4.0 4 ratings Sign in to rate Views: 706 Share Share Favorite Favorite Add to Playlists Playlists Report video as inappropriate Flag MySpace Facebook Digg more share options fewer share options This video will appear on your blog short... view at external site \|\| view locally

		Kangaroo Island, South Australia video added on 15/11/2008 Separated from the Australian mainland about 9000 years ago, Kangaroo Island remains one of the most unspoilt natural wonders of the world. You'll find seals basking on quiet beaches; koalas munching on gum trees; echidnas wandering in search of insects; ... view at external site \|\| view locally

		Damask Bedlinen Collection listing posted on 08/11/2008 Damask Bedlinen Collection makes and sells beautiful hand-made sheets, pillow cases, doona covers, cushion covers, tablecloths and table napkins using luxurious and long-lasting 100% cotton damask.... thanks to Jacqueline

		Just 21 Hours Away story posted on 01/11/2008 - about I believe this is a post card advertisement produced for a European market from some years ago. A kinda fetching lass worth making that 21 hour trip. And I bet she never had to say 'bloody hell' to get people over here.. ... thanks to Matthew Strahorn from Brisbane

		Best place to go (Australia) story posted on 04/10/2008 - about My experience here was amazing. I met a lot of new friends. ... thanks to james

		Riding into history on a vintage train in Tasmania story posted on 25/06/2008 - about On Tasmania's northwest coast is a wonderful preservation railway called the Don River Railway. I spent a few years there in my youth as a volunteer with a team of like minded people building tracks, restoring carriages, firing steam locomotives, clickin... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne

		Oz Day in the city story posted on 25/05/2008 - about Australia Day in Sydney, as in just about every Australian city and town, is a day to get out and about, wonder, discover, explore and reconnect with the feeling of being Australian. This year on 26 January, I wandered down to Macquarie Street and Hy... thanks to Doug Kirkpatrick from Melbourne

		PleaseTake MeTo Australia (visitor info) video added on 26/04/2008 Beautiful Video, Stunning Photographs, Accommodation, Tours, Attractions, Transport, Car Rental and Hire Options, Package Holidays - all in one place and nowhere else. Discover Australia in a way that's never been possible before. view at external site \|\| view locally

		My Holiday story posted on 18/04/2008 - about Getting my photo taken with a dolphin at sea world on the Gold Coast and also one with a white tiger at Dream World. It was the best holiday I have ever had.... thanks to mortisha

		Murray River story posted on 17/04/2008 - about Weekends, public holidays, afternoons ... load the esky, hook up the tinnie and head for the Murray River. Camping, fishing, sitting around the campfire telling a few yarns, (murray) crayfishing, cod season and yabbying have been a part of my aussie li... thanks to eidurt

		Foggy Moments story posted on 16/04/2008 - about I was born in Australia, background is Chinese. Me and my family were going on holidays, what a typical family would be doing, unfortunately we were late to depart because a family friend couldn't arrive on time. We departed 2 hours the normal time, dr... thanks to shazzy

		My Town story posted on 16/04/2008 - about I have lived in Mount Gambier for the past 10 years with my husband and young family. We have been fortunate enough to have found good friends and had the joy of meeting many more people. We have had many experiences but the best is that our friends in ... thanks to maryls

		Somewhere in neverland story posted on 01/02/2007 - about being somewhere in outback where i can not see end of flatland and do not see people for hours giving me feeling of loneliness like i have not experienced anywhere in the world... thanks to Frantisek Hrnko from slovakia

		The farm retreat story posted on 10/10/2005 - about One of my favourite get aways. A weekend away from the city and beach out to a friends farm. Bikes, Beers and Mates.... thanks to Aaron Hendrikson from Sydney