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Beechworth – worth its weight in goldFancy a pie or a coffee and cake? Beechworth Bakery is a magnet for those with the munchies.

Shear Outback – Hay, NSWA tribute to Australian shearing legends.

Lakes Entrance – a foodies delight, but forget ab…Bronwyn, being a keen fossicker herself, decided to stick around, too, and sweet talk the bloke.

Canberra gets a well deserved voteWatch Australia’s elected representatives get into a bunfight over policy differences.

Kiama makes a splashThe gathering of unsuspecting tourists are drenched in the blink of an eye.

Photographer’s Guide: Eden and surrounds, N…For photographers who enjoy landscapes, fauna and photojournalism styles, you will be spoiled.

There’s no other place like Lightning RidgeA place where the gift of the gab helps to sell black opals.

Junee, New South WalesIf you like trains, and old buildings with exceptionally wide verandahs, come to Junee!

In and around Port CampbellIconic natural features are the major drawcard.

Discover Victoria – BeechworthBeechworth is 267 kilometres or approximately three hours from Melbourne.

Cootamundra, New South WalesBradman’s Birthplace was restored by the Cootamundra City Council and honours Sir Donald Bradman.

Grenfell’s Henry Lawson Festival honours th…For a small town, Grenfell puts on a big show, and they do it with gusto.

Lorne is for loversLorne is an idyllic weekend getaway.

Romancing the bovinesI had first dibs at luring the darlings.

Canberra Balloon FiestaI was deflated, just like the balloons were a few hours later.

Fishing the Maribyrnong RiverThe scenic Maribyrnong River in Essendon represents an oasis amongst bricks and mortar.

Cattle Trough – Hay PlainsI returned to the car with an inch of mud on my shoes.

KangaroosThey detected me, but I got a few shots in the camera.

Narrandera, New South WalesCheck out the Murrumbidgee River and the towns historic buildings with their wide verandahs.

Australia is an experience of a lifetimeAustralians are regarded as a happy-go-lucky lot, with sheilas wearing next-to-nothing on our golden beaches.

Bad weather can make for good travel photographyWhat happens when you arrive, your time is limited, and the weather is overcast?

Merimbula is more than a location – it’s where X …I vividly recall relying more on guess work and vigorously scouting locations.

Haycock Beach by Darren Stones

The lure of GrenfellThe people, the people, the people. Yeah, I had to say that three times. It’s true.

The allure of AngleseaFor a travel photographer, connecting with the landscape can be a spiritual experience.

Point Danger to Rocky Point at TorquayTorquay can toss up some interesting weather conditions, and it really does make for great photographic opportunities.

Royal Exhibition BuildingI was rather keen to gain a better sense of the importance of this World Heritage-listed building.

Easter treats on the Sapphire CoastThe Sapphire Coast will be eggsactly perfect for family holiday fun this Easter.