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Berrima NSW is one of the oldest towns in NSW but the story of the extraordinary village created by German and Austrian WWI internees on the banks of Wingecarribee River during the war is one of the most interesting chapters in that story.
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At the end of a winding gravel road on the northern edge of beautiful Kosciusko National Park, a unique holiday experience waits for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle without giving up all the creature comforts.
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Here’s why you should spend a few days exploring Cowra’s Japanese Garden, Prisoner of War site, war cemeteries, pretty streets, country views, and places to eat.
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We asked Gosford Classic Car Museum if they could only show us three things, what would they be. Here’s their answer.
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Suspension Bridge at Northbridge has kept silent watch over a changing Sydney for 125 years.
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Heritage listed Catherine Hill Bay is a rare but largely intact example of a coal company town and it contains the oldest group of buildings in Lake Macquarie.
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When you travel to Goulburn NSW you’ll realise immediately this unique inland city has a colourful history. The wealth and influence it once had is reflected in the scale and splendour of its streetscapes and it’s architecture. This is a grand old lady with a thousand stories to tell.
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At the end of the track to Bullimah Spur in Bouddi National Park at Killcare, the story of a lost soldier is fading into history. An ordinary man who made an extraordinary sacrifice and left an amazing legacy.
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The popular and much-used Fernleigh Track was built on the route of an old railway line which once linked the city of Newcastle to Belmont in Lake Macquarie.
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This is one of those boom and bust stories, of changing fortunes and changing times – a 19th century township frozen in time.
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