Melbourne is a city where people are fussy about coffee. You could even say it’s a city obsessed with its coffee. A Melbournian is likely to abstain from drinking coffee than drink a brew that isn’t up to standard.
Cold drips, aero-press, cupping and siphon are terms found in Melbournian...
Two small towns nestled on the banks of the mighty Murray River known as Cobram Barooga. These towns are divided by the river, with Cobram located in Victoria, and Barooga in New South Wales.
Cobram
Cobram has a permanent population of about 6000 people. It has a Mediterranean climate, with approximately...
An island on the doorstep of Melbourne, Phillip Island is a popular destination to visit as a day trip. Famous for its little penguin colony, the island is located 124km south of Melbourne and is connected to the mainland by a bridge.
Phillip Island photos
We head to The Nobbies to...
What does Nick Cave, a bar made of ice, and a corset have in common? A hurly burly bar-hop in Melbourne! Melburnians are spoilt for choice when aching for a bevy, and they all have their favourites. Out-of-towners however may find the options overwhelming and it seriously is enough...
Backpacking is one way to save money and travel light. United Backpackers Melbourne offers affordable dorm-style accommodation. United Backpackers has friendly staff and provides a comfortable place to bunk down in Melbourne’s city centre.
Rates are affordable and it’s a good way to meet other travellers.
While in Melbourne, go and see the...
Newsflash: Accor Hotels took over the management of Tune Hotel Melbourne on 1 May 2016 and rebranded the hotel, which is no known as Ibis Melbourne Swanston Street.
The review below was published in 2015 when the hotel was Tune Hotel Melbourne.
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Why Christmas Island Is Australia’s Galapagos
If you head 1500 km out from the west coast of Australia into the eastern Indian Ocean, about 2600 km northwest of Perth and...
