The Simple Joys of Australian Caravan Park Holidays
A nostalgic look at modern caravan park camping in Australia, from childhood memories to affordable family getaways that capture the essence of Aussie summer traditions.
A nostalgic look at modern caravan park camping in Australia, from childhood memories to affordable family getaways that capture the essence of Aussie summer traditions.
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Glenelg's Jetty Road transformation is finished, with trams resuming service to the Bay. Simultaneously, Brighton hosts a vibrant sculpture exhibition attracting large crowds, boosting beachside activity.
The annual Newcastle Caravan Lifestyle Expo is set to return to the Newcastle Entertainment Centre and Showground from January 30 to February 1, 2026. Featuring over 150 exhibitors, the event showcases the latest in caravans, camping gear, and outdoor tra
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A spacious five-bedroom family home in Redhead, featuring a pool and close proximity to the beach, is now on the market. The property offers flexible living spaces and modern amenities.
Developers behind the Warwick Quarter project have escalated their planning dispute by taking the Planning Commission's decision to the State Administrative Tribunal for review.
Stewart Patrick Burchell, a Broome pub manager, has been sentenced to prison for raping a backpacker and sexually assaulting multiple female employees in workplace incidents.
The WA Government faces a critical energy crisis as investment bankers leverage control over Collie's coal power future, forcing Premier Roger Cook into costly subsidies and policy reversals.
ANZ analysts forecast gold prices could surge to $US5000 an ounce by June, citing geopolitical tensions, lower interest rates, and strong investor demand as key drivers.
WA's historic developer Peet reaches a $1 billion market cap, driven by soaring housing demand, land package sales, and corporate takeover speculation in Australia's property market.
Noronex Limited is set to commence its inaugural reverse circulation drilling campaign at the Etango North uranium project in Namibia, located near world-class deposits. The company has appointed a contractor and will test AI-assisted targets in this high
Ngunnawal elders accuse Telstra of failing to consult them on the Telstra Tower's future, as doubts emerge about meeting the 2027 reopening target amid ongoing negotiations.
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Developer Jerry Schwartz releases a 30-second flythrough video to support his Land and Environment Court appeal against Newcastle council's rejection of a proposed Rydges Hotel carousel.
Dalaroo Metals launches an aggressive 2026 exploration campaign at its Blue Lagoon project in Greenland following exceptional maiden results showing high-grade rare earths, zirconium, and niobium mineralisation across a 2.7km trend.
Transport operator Keolis Downer has applied for intractable bargaining with the Fair Work Commission to resolve a prolonged pay dispute with Newcastle bus drivers, following failed negotiations and industrial action.
A new $4 million funding initiative aims to strengthen North Queensland's tourism sector against natural disasters, ensuring long-term sustainability and recovery.
A new cafe called Bliss and Bean has opened in Lake Heights, receiving enthusiastic support from locals. Owners Mainul Hasan and Sandy Srbinovski aim to create a community hub with breakfast and lunch offerings.
Western Mines Group has commenced its 2026 field season with extensive drilling at the Mulga Tank nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, targeting resource growth and high-grade sulphide zones.
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An 18-year-old apprentice is fighting for life after his arm was severed in a horrific workplace incident at Ardello Engineering in Welshpool. WorkSafe WA is investigating the traumatic machinery accident.
Australian shoppers can score huge savings on summer essentials at Surf Dive 'n Ski's long weekend sale, with discounts up to 40% on brands like Quiksilver, Billabong, and Roxy.
Victorian commuters are nearing the ability to use bank cards and phones for transport payments, with testing starting next month. The system aims to bring Victoria in line with other Australian cities and global standards.
Western Mines Group has initiated its 2026 field season with extensive drilling at the Mulga Tank nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE project in WA's Eastern Goldfields, targeting resource growth and high-grade sulphide zones.