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Australia, a glorious anomaly, asset and legacy
The superlatives are endless suggesting we should be proud of Australia’s natural history. We inhabit the most ancient of lands dating back 4.5 billion years, a continent separated from Antarctica and Gondwanaland 45 to
“You and the Outback Wilderness” – what you need to know.
The outback wilderness meets the aspirations within each one of us to rediscover ourselves. It offers an immersion in silence conducive to beautiful personal thoughts, vital decisions, a clarity of ideas and values. Indigenous communities
Quilpie – Home of the Stone Curlew
Where exploring country takes you back 90 million years Located on the banks of the Bulloo River, 980 kms west of Brisbane, Quilpie is a quaint country town, servicing 600-700 Queenslanders. The name Quilpie is
Charles Sturt’s greatest expedition challenge As a prelude to this amazing story of endeavour, we are reminded of how privileged we are today through our ability to venture deep into Australia’s outback and fascinating Corner
New England National Park and Great Eastern Escarpment
Immerse yourself in Australia’s World Heritage, Great Eastern Escarpment It’s like all life began 85 kms east of Armidale in NSW, but not quite. However, in 1986 it was recognised internationally as a “living exhibit
Girraween and Bald Rock National Parks
Joys of life between a rock and a hard place – at Girraween and Bald Rock National Parks Girraween National Park and neighbouring Bald Rock sit astride the Queensland – New South Wales Border, between