Luxury Aussie destination you’d never expect
When you picture luxury dining, Italy or the south of France come to mind. But there’s an unexpected Aussie spot also high on the list.
When you picture luxury dining, Italy or the south of France come to mind. But there’s an unexpected Aussie spot also high on the list.
Google searches for this Aussie town have skyrocketed with tourists desperate to know where it is, but there is one big problem.
It’s a sight only a handful of visitors will ever experience in the Australian outback — and for Georgia Love, it’s one she will never forget.
They say it’s as much about the journey as the destination, and that’s definitely true of a night on board Australia’s most famous train.
This actress has seen her fair share of beautiful places across the world, but she insists this Aussie sunset is unlike any other.
This Aussie destination is often overshadowed by a much more famous landmark but it deserves a spot on every traveller’s bucket list.
Jetstar has decided to temporarily stop selling direct flights to Bali from one capital city – with things still up in the air for those already booked.
Dramatic vision has emerged of a couple being rescued from an NT watering hole just moments after a crocodile “charged” at them and attacked another man.
A new light spectacle in the Northern Territory has just debuted, and tourists from all around the world are flying in to see it.
Two women have been airlifted to hospital after a boat operated by Outback Wrangler Matt Wright crashed in crocodile infested waters.
A vibrant blue oasis in the middle of a rainforest has Aussies and tourists very excited, with clips of the thermal pool going viral.
A Kiwi chef working in Australian kitchens has sparked a heated debate online after claiming Aussies have a poor work ethic.
Tourists will be charged to enjoy the natural wonders at some of Australia’s most popular tourism hot spots from next year.
It will be mayhem across major Australian airports next week, with strikes forecast to cause flight cancellations and lengthy service delays.
An Aussie woman visited an underrated gem that’s just a three-hour flight from Sydney – and she discovered something unexpected about it.
One of the most remote and beautiful parts of our country is set to get a fast-tracked cash boost of $200 million under a new promise.
From our laid-back Aussie attitude to our healthy disrespect of authority, here’s why Australia is the funniest country on the planet.
A massive rain event in Central Australia has triggered an incredible phenomenon at Uluru, that is only seen a handful of times each year.
A stunning sight at Uluru has gone viral on social media, after the region received an unexpected downfall of rain this week.
In the middle of the dusty desert, two hours from the nearest town, this was the last place I expected to have a great day at the beach.
This desert destination is seeing a massive surge in popularity among holiday-makers right now – and this is what’s drawing them there.
When it comes to taking a holiday, most of us wish for sunny days. This group of tourists got a rare sight when the clouds opened above Uluru.
Snaking around a 2.5km path, a new attraction has been launched that’s set to have the same impact as the mega light installation in Uluru.
A FRENCH astronaut has shared a stunning picture of the iconic rock from his perspective, on the International Space Station.
IT COULD be eaten by a crocodile, or it could win you a million bucks. Is this the most Australian competition ever?
FOR the first time, drones have been allowed to fly over Kakadu National Park and record footage of one of Australia’s most spectacular wonders. Here’s your first look.
IT’S a souvenir from an iconic Aussie spot that’s irresistible to tourists. But now hundreds of visitors to Uluru are desperate to send their mementos back.
CRICKET star Matthew Hayden, his wife and three kids have been on an epic adventure through the Northern Territory. This is how they did it — with no gadgets.
FINALLY, Aussies are waking up to the riches of our big backyard and discovering one our most beautiful, natural secrets.
There’s a world-class experience happening for a limited time in Australia. And we’re embarrassed to admit it almost slipped under our radar.
THIS is the astonishing moment a Danish tourist climbed onto a huge 650kg saltwater crocodile in the Northern Territory.
BABY crocodile racing and the Esky Olympics are just the beginning of weird and wacky sites on offer in the Top End. Here’s how to make the most of them.
Many tourists see it as a personal challenge to climb to the top of one of Australia’s most famous landmarks but this is why it’s so controversial.
Travellers found themselves in the middle of a nightmare after their car was suddenly surrounded by 30 crocodiles in Arnhem Land.
Forget the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Eiffel Tower or the Empire State Building – this is where you should visit on your next trip.
We’ve stumbled across a dish with a ‘genius’ secret ingredient that’s so good people are ordering it in advance to avoid missing out.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been blasted for not attending the official closure of the Uluru climb and instead going to a sports match.
Media outlets around the world have been reacting to the Uluru climbing ban, with many readers reacting angrily to its treatment.
The climb up Uluru is closed to the public forever — but the last few people to descend the sacred rock have been blasted as “very selfish”.
It has been filled with controversy and debate but the Uluru climb is now officially closed. This is the inside story of what happened after.
Jubilant scenes have been captured on camera as locals celebrate the closure of Uluru to climbers for the final time. See the pictures here.
The decision to stop people from scaling Uluru has divided the nation. But there’s a reason why many Aussies still want to climb.
With just one day left to climb Uluru before its official closure, there will be a hefty fine for those who try and scale the rock.
With the closure of the Uluru climb on Saturday, here’s what else you can experience and the places to stay in the Northern Territory.
As visitors flock to climb Uluru ahead of a ban that comes into place this weekend, there is a hidden reality that many of them miss completely.
A controversial ban is set to change the history of Uluru forever, but there’s a big question Australians want answered.
Tourists using Uluru as a toilet was one of the contributing factors in the decision to close the sacred rock to climbers, it has been revealed.
Dramatic pictures show Aussies have flocked to climb Uluru ahead of a ban later this month, with one tourist saying they had “strong views” on it.
From pirates brandishing water pistols to flour bombs in the middle of the outback, this may well be the world’s craziest sporting event.
Climbing Uluru will soon be banned because it is deeply offensive to traditional owners but many tourists don’t care.
Today host Deb Knight has addressed the backlash the show received after featuring Pauline Hanson in a debate on the closure of Uluru.
The Today show has been lashed for debating Uluru — and the panel had a conspicuous problem that soon became apparent.
Hundreds of people are desperately trying to climb Uluru before the controversial climb is finally banned. Then there is a new problem to fix.
THIS video has been slammed as “vile” and “culturally insensitive”, but the woman in the clip isn’t the only one to blame.
ONE in 10 Australians believe this spot to be a mythical destination from a children’s book. But it’s real and will blow you away.
A CONTROVERSIAL unauthorised tourism campaign has got Tourism NT up in arms. Love it or hate it, it’s causing quite a stir. Warning: coarse language.
ULURU could be off-limits to tourists after its traditional owners threatened to close the iconic landmark in anger at the federal government.
THE world is being given a never-before-seen glimpse of Australia’s most famous landmark — and it’s more spectacular than we thought.
TO CLIMB or not to climb? It is the question that is dividing Australia — and at the heart of it sits our most treasured national icon.
HERE’S the deal. You catch this fish. You win a million dollars. It’s all part of a very weird Australian tourism campaign.
A STRIKING photo of Uluru taken from a satellite has gone viral and cemented the spiritual heart of Australia as a top tourist destination.
IT DREW more local and international visitors in 2014 than any other year. We’ve all heard of Uluru, but what else is there to do in the Northern Territory?
How would you describe Darwin? It’s Byron Bay meets Bundaberg meets Cairns. It’s fun, it’s mixed-up, but it kind of works.
TURNS out Aussies are a little confused when it comes to the Northern Territory. Here are the bizarre things we believe about our ancient land.
A MAN who was crabbing at his favourite spot returned with a rather interesting bounty. Little did he know the area was actually an Aboriginal burial site.
IT’S a fireworks frenzy, with NT locals spending hundreds of dollars each to let off as many fireworks as possible. Right now. Even the crocs are scared.
IT IS one of the biggest tourist destinations in Australia, yet there is a fair chance you’ve never been. Here’s why you should stop snobbing your own backyard.
TOURISTS would get a bird’s eye view of Uluru from a tethered helium balloon in a proposal from Ayers Rock Resort.
IT’S an event that 99 per cent of visitors to Uluru never get a chance to witness. In the space of just a few hours, the landmark became home to a series of spectacular waterfalls.
A TRIP with a professional photographer helps visitors capture great pictures and new skills.
A TRIP to Arnhem Land reveals rich indigenous heritage and mysteries to make you eager to return.
DONNA Kramer takes her family on an Outback adventure holiday to Uluru in Australia’s Northern Territory.
THIS ancient land in the north of Australia has a magentic pull for both new and past visitors, writes Kári Gíslason.
OUR readers tell us the best places to see, eat, stay and shop in the Northern Territory’s capital. Compiled by Chanel Parratt.
Spectacular scenery and wonderful wildlife abound in the Northern Territory capital
EXPLORE Australia’s epic heartland: from the cold Southern Ocean, past Uluru and into the tropical Top End, write Charles Rawlings-Way and Meg Worby
A TRIP on The Ghan from Darwin to Adelaide is much more than just a journey between two cities, writes Christopher Russell.
THIS wonderful park is even better than the many pictures of it convey, writes Jennifer Adams.
THE iconic train journey traces the route of the first Outback explorers and Afghan cameleers and there are plenty of opportunities for tours off the rails too.
THERE is fascinating history to uncover in the tropical city that has a colourful past from its involvement in World War Two.
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