The administrative centre for the City of Latrobe in Gippsland mixes vast industry with the serene natural beauty of lakes, nature-rich bushland and the humid forests of the Strzelecki Ranges. …
As it meanders across Australia’s inland plains the Murray River is the natural boundary between the states of Victoria and New South Wales. One city on the north bank is …
Tasmania’s northern second city is at the head of the long Tamar River estuary. Launceston has a few things you don’t come across very often, like an awesome river gorge …
In the northeast of Victoria, Wodonga is one of a pair of cities on the Murray River and faces off against its sibling Albury on the New South Wales side. …
An hour south of Sydney, Wollongong is a coastal city bursting with beaches, magnificent natural scenery and inspiration for days out. The city is jostled onto a natural coastal plain …
The story of Australia’s third-largest inland city is tangled up in the Victorian gold rush of the mid-19th century. Gold was first discovered in the area in 1851 and this …
Set in Victoria‘s Gippsland Region, Traralgon is the fastest-growing urban centre in the Latrobe Valley. The city grew up in the late-19th century at a railway junction, and one of …
Victoria’s second-largest city is only an hour out of Melbourne. Geelong is one of Australia’s busiest ports, growing quickly in the middle of the 19th century to serve the Western …
On the main ridge of the Great Dividing Range, Toowoomba is about 130 kilometres west of Brisbane in Queensland. You’ll often hear Toowoomba called The Garden City, and with good …
Near the remote centre of Victoria is a city that sprouted all of a sudden during the Victorian gold rush of the mid-19th century. Bendigo is on one of the …