Lesser-known places, events, trails, and historical sites
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Kimba is a small agricultural town on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, positioned along the Eyre Highway as a notable waypoint for travellers crossin…
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Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary is a pastoral station and conservation area in the Great Sandy Desert that operates under Indigenous management by the Mar…
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The Glasshouse Mountains are a series of volcanic peaks in southeastern Queensland, Australia, that rise abruptly from surrounding plains and bushland…
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The Dark Skies: River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve encompasses Swan Reach Conservation Park and surrounding regions in South Australia, recog…
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The superb lyrebird is a large ground-dwelling songbird found in the wet forests of southeastern Australia. It inhabits dense vegetation and forest fl…
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Falealupo Lava Tubes are a volcanic cave system in northwestern Samoa, on the island of Savai'i, that demonstrates the geological processes of basalti…
Rottnest Island is a Class A nature reserve located 18 kilometres off the coast of Perth, Western Australia, that serves as a critical habitat for end…
The 90 Mile Straight is a road section in South Australia that holds the distinction of being Australia's longest uninterrupted straight stretch of se…
Tarawa is a coral atoll in Kiribati that consists of 23 small islets arranged in a ring formation spanning approximately 32 kilometres. The atoll serv…