Australian Dollar is enjoying great times these days. The currency is gaining value against most major currencies, the economy is thriving and people are living good and comfortable lives. After spending so much time and energy earning those dollars it is only fair that the stage is now set for more and more Aussies to head overseas and get the most out of their dollars, a trend already being predicted by industry experts.

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Comments: 0 Dec 7th, 2007
by Tahira Khan

Kakadu National Park is located about 170 kilometers east of Darwin, Australia in the Northern Territories. It covers a vast area of about 19,800 square kilometers spanning 200 kilometers north to south and about 100 kilometers from east to west. Kakadu National Park is a diverse ecological reserve composed of major river systems and estuaries, rock formations, lowlands, and floodplains. The park is an area steeped in Aboriginal heritage and includes areas entrusted to these peoples through the Aboriginal Land Rights Act of 1976. It is believed that Aborigines have lived here continuously for over 40,000 years.

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Comments: 0 Nov 26th, 2007
by E Cho

There are many ways of touring a country; a car trip, hitch hiking, air travel, but a rather novel and different experience would be travelling via train. In many countries there are train routes that are very popular from tourisms point of view. For an amazingly large country like Australia, three different routes give you the chance to experience what’s best in the country ‘down under’. Read the rest of Three Recommended Australian Train Trips »

Comments: 0 Oct 23rd, 2007
by E Cho