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The Grand Escape

The Grand Escape

January 23, 2021
by Pippa Salmon
Australia Yarns, Yarns

“Farkkk. Well, there go our winter holiday plans.” As Gladys announced the NSW-Victorian border closure, I felt my heart sink. It wasn’t unexpected, just another…

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"We Won Tumut": A COVID-Inspired Roadtrip

“We Won Tumut”: A COVID-Inspired Roadtrip

August 24, 2020
by Lucy Small
Australia Yarns, Yarns

Every good road trip starts with a morning after pill. The morning after pill is basically the same as time travel and is particularly good…

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I Got Naked in a State Art Gallery

I Got Naked in a State Art Gallery

February 19, 2017
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

“Dude, I’m freaking out!” I gasped. Arm-in-arm with my friend Ayla, I waddled into the disrobing area, conveniently located in the main fucking foyer of…

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Sydney: Little Congwong Nudist Beach

Sydney: Little Congwong Nudist Beach

March 10, 2016
by Gemma Clarke
Sydney Do

Get There: Little Conwong is directly accessible from Henry Head Lane, or you can access it from the Congwong Beach carpark – 1532R Anzac Parade,…

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Crowdy Bay: Diamond Head Beach

Crowdy Bay: Diamond Head Beach

March 7, 2016
by Gemma Clarke
Crowdy Bay Do

Get There: Exit the motorway at Kew/Laurietown and get yourself onto Diamond Head Road Cost: $8 per vehicle for a national park pass Geographically speaking,…

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Camp at Meroo National Park

Camp at Meroo National Park

March 17, 2015
by Gemma Clarke
Shoalhaven Do

Get There: Turn left onto the unsealed and easy-to-miss Meroo Point Road about 20 kilometres south of Ulladulla, and follow the track to the end….

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Pitching a Tent for Festival Of The Sun

Pitching a Tent for Festival Of The Sun

October 8, 2013
by Kelsi Barris
Features

For any east-coast Australian teenager, the summer festival scene is a rite of passage. Who can forget the thrill of cold drink at 10am on…

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