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The shimmering red and purple folds of the majestic Flinders Ranges herald one of the most stunning destinations in SA. Beloved of bushwalkers and artists, this ancient range rises from the northern end of the Spencer Gulf and runs 400km north into the arid outback. Read more…

One of the world’s greatest natural attractions, this park has more to offer visitors than just the Rock. Along with the equally impressive Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), this entire area is of deep cultural significance to the traditional owners, the Pitjantjatjara and Yankuntjatjara Read more…

At the heart of Sydney – Australia’s oldest, largest and most diverse city – is the outrageously good-looking Sydney Harbour. Like a psychedelic supermodel, the city curves and sways through this glamorous maze of sandstone headlands, lazy bays and legendary surf beaches. Read more…

An improbable combination of colours – red from the pindan (the rust-coloured dirt), the aquamarine of Roebuck Bay and the pearl white of Cable Beach’s sands – makes Broome’s landscape memorable. The dramatic contrasts of colour and weather, along with the town’s rich history and cultural complexity, give Broome an atmosphere and energy like no other place. Read more…

You’ve probably absorbed many of the images and information that abounds about this NT icon. You would have heard that it’s Australia’s largest national park, sheltering a variety of habitats and wildlife, including saltwater crocodiles. Read more…