A local museum. About 14 km south-west of Stanthorpe is the village of Amiens where over 100 years ago, returning soldiers from the Great War toiled to bring the Pikedale Soldier Settlement into being. The Amiens Legacy Centre can be found at 17 Goldfields Rd, Amiens. The Amiens History Association has worked tirelessly to provide […]
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The Amusu Theatre is located in Manildra, Central West NSW, a scenic 4 hour drive from Sydney over the Blue Mountains. For the locals, it is a short 30 minute drive from Orange or Parkes. It is a rare purpose built Art Deco theatre that has been continuously operated since it was built in 1936. […]
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A. McDonald shoemakers make ready to wear and custom footwear, bags and accessories. Their team of skilled craftsmen, located in The Strand Arcade Sydney, make shoes for design-aware individuals who appreciate sustainably made, unique, handcrafted products that transcend the vicissitudes of time. The A.McDonald collection is inspired by the dynamic, evolving relationship found between a […]
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ANZAC Centenary Park, opened in 2015, is set in an area of strong historical significance. As you walk through the park, informative plaques share the history of nearby landmarks, including the Victoria Hotel, Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre, Moree Train Station, the Moree Station Weigh Bridge, and the Tennis Club. The park was established to honour […]
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Anzac Parade is the National Capital’s major commemorative way. Walk the length of the parade past memorials dedicated to Australian and New Zealand service people who’ve fought and died in war. The red gravel central strip of this visually powerful landmark was originally made from crushed Canberra house bricks, chosen, in part, to echo the […]
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Scale new heights at Apex Park, where adventure beckons young explorers with its exciting array of play equipment. Kids can soar on the flying fox, conquer the mini rock wall, tackle various climbers, play on the swings, or race down the double slippery slide. Featuring leafy trees, green grass, and soft fall ground cover to […]
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This park is a 1.5 hectare section of King Edward Park, named after sister city Arcadia in California. It is across the road from Australia’s oldest operating school, and a short walk from the Obelisk. It is a tranquil site within the urban sprawl of Newcastle. In 1978 Newcastle Council re-contoured the steep slopes, planted […]
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Archer Park Rail Museum contains many exhibitions associated with railways and the Rockhampton Council Tramways from 1899. Rollingstock, including the Purrey Steam Tram, and rail memorabilia have been collected from a variety of sources including private collectors, former rail workers, the “Friends of Archer Park”, and Queensland Rail. A revolutionary digital soundscape system of sound […]
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This fountain was unveiled in 1932 to commemorate the friendship between French and Australian soldiers formed during the First World War. It was the bequest of J F Archibald, the editor and owner of The Bulletin magazine. It was designed by French sculptor Francois-Leon Sicard. It features figures and animals from classical literature and art. […]
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