BootsnAll's one-stop Australia Travel Guide
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Accommodations (1) Attractions (2) Capital Cities (8) Culture (2) Events and Festivals (2) Extending Your Stay (3) Food and Drink (2) Geography (2) Islands (2) Logistics (5) Money (2) Safety (3) Sport (3) Working Holidays (3)
Australia on the Web
Useful or interesting links and news stories about Australia.
2004-05-21: Rodeo rider denies drink riding 2004-05-19: Lost in Transit: Neither here nor there 2004-05-14: Aussie Crater Sporting heroes stumped by officialdom 2004-05-09: Hail, Molvania, land of the grudge 2004-05-05: Weird, but funny - Subservient Chicken (Thx Ging) 2004-04-28: Thorpedo will swim 400m in Athens 2004-04-14: Lara's world record 400 not out 2004-04-13: Easter road toll lowest in years Bodyguards wrestle man off PM 2004-04-07: Cricket: Bevan, Bichel axed for youth 2004-04-01: Get paid to have babies 2004-03-31: No such thing as an inanimate object (thx to Ging for this one) 2004-03-24: Look beyond the Oz East Coast Yank's Impression of Oz
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Australia Travel Guide: Capital CitiesCanberra, ACTCanberra is Australia's political capital and is part of the Australia Capital Territory. Like Washington D.C., it is not a state but a seperate political center. It is home to a variety of national monuments and museums. Although Canberra is...Read this update
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Hobart, TasmaniaOnly 3% of visitors to Australia make it to the country's southern island state, of which Hobart is the capital. Those who do take the trip (either by ferry or plane, usually from Melbourne) are rewarded with beautiful nature and...Read this update
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Adelaide, South AustraliaTravelers who make it to Adelaide are generally those who: a) Have an obsession with wine b) Kept going after the Great Ocean Road turned into the Prince's Highway c) Decided it was a good watering hole on the way...Read this update
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Melbourne, VictoriaAustralia's second largest city is only an 8 hour drive from its first, but it has a very different feel. The baret-wearing artist's answer to Sydney, Melburnians are fiercely protective of their cultured city of 3.4 million. Often ranked one...Read this update
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Darwin, Northern TerritoryThe hardest hit Australian city during WWII, Darwin spent decades rebuilding before a cyclone punished the city on Christmas Eve, 1974. As a result, the city is well planned and neatly laid out. The city thrives on mining and tourists...Read this update
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Brisbane, QueenslandBrissie is a capital that enjoys its location. Directly above the rockin Gold Coast, and below the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, the city is a popular host for in-transit tourists, both foreign and Australian. However, those who visit...Read this update
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Perth, Western AustraliaPerth holds the distinction of being the world's most remote capital. And remote it is- Adelaide is more than 2 days away by car. Despite its isolation, Perth is a vibrant city- almost 90% of the Western Australia's population lives...Read this update
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Sydney, New South WalesSydney is home to approximatly 4 million people, or 20% of Australia's total population. The city is the land down under's historical, cultural and social epicenter. It is, understandably, the most heavily touristed city, and it boasts the nation's largest...Read this update
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