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Burrawa Bridge Climb Indigenous or Aboriginal led climb of Sydney Harbour Bridge

The Burrawa Bridge Climb

The Burrawa Bridge Climb isn’t your usual Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. On the Burrawa Bridge Climb, an indigenous guide takes guests through pre-colonial history to the present day. In my mind it’s “two for one”- a Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb…

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In-water dining on a Sydney Oyster Farm tour on the Hawkesbury River

Visit a Sydney Oyster Farm

The Sydney Oyster Farm tour has been on my “To Do” list ever since I saw a photo of smiling people standing knee deep in water beside tables covered in white tablecloths. When a friend offers to accompany me –…

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MSC Poesia arrives in Sydney for the first time

To Cruise or Not to Cruise, that is the Question

Taking a cruise with thousands of others just isn’t my thing. I’ve been on short half day cruises, like the Riverboat Postman on the Hawkesbury River and one around Two Fold Bay on Australia’s Sapphire Coast, but that’s different. Being…

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Silverton, where Mad Max was filmed

Silverton Tour: More than Mad Max

Silverton is about 30kms from Broken Hill. Without a car, I join Milton Hawke of Broken Hill City Sights Tours and a small group on his half day Silverton Tour. It’s been raining and Milton warns “I’m not sure how…

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A visit to the Sydney Jewish Museum

Sydney Jewish Museum is Thought Provoking

The Sydney Jewish Museum opened in 1992. I’ve never been. One reason (or excuse) is that I expect to be confronted and need to be in the right frame of mind when I visit. Visiting the Sydney Jewish Museum This…

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A Week in Broken Hill: Much to Discover

A Week in Broken Hill: Much to Discover

A week in Broken Hill might seem too long, but there’s plenty to do and to see. We spent eight nights in Broken Hill, arriving by train from Sydney on the Outback Explorer and returning by train the following Tuesday….

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Another side of Broken Hill

The Other Side of Broken Hill

Bell’s Milk Bar is three kilometres from our accommodation on the other side of Broken Hill. Having arrived by train from Sydney – a long but fascinating journey – we don’t have a car and walk to the 1950s milk…

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Sydney's Chinatown Tour

Taking a Tour of Sydney’s Chinatown

Sydney’s Chinatown. It’s bustling, exciting and just a little intimidating. I’ve walked through Dixon Street, the main thoroughfare a few times. Apart from Yum Cha years ago, I haven’t eaten there. The number of small food outlets offering a huge…

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Discovering Sydney’s Small Bars

Discovering Sydney’s Small Bars

Discovering Sydney’s small bars is a different way to explore hidden Sydney. Over the years, I’ve got to know Sydney’s laneways and their public artworks. More recently, I’ve discovered some of Sydney’s small bars. Many are hidden. They’re down cobbled…

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Rottnest Bakery

Three Days on Rottnest Island – Wadjemup

Three days on Rottnest Island seemed to be too long as most people only go for a day trip from Perth. When my friend, Hilary, invited me to join her on Rottnest for two nights and three whole days, I…

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