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Sydney
If there is one city that best symbolizes Australia, it would have to be Sydney. Sydney is Australia's oldest city, its economic powerhouse and the capital in everything except in name. Sydney has fast grown into one of the most vibrant cities in the world. It certainly is one of the most sought after holiday destination for a hundred reasons.
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Illawarra
The Illawarra Region of the New South Wales is very conveniently located immediately south of Sydney. This coastal region's name means "a high place right under the sea" in local Australian Aboriginal language. It geographically consists of a narrow and hilly coastal plain that is bound by the Pacific Ocean to the east and the Southern Highlands plateau to the west, with Lake Illawarra in the ... Read More..
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Blue Mountains
Lying 100 kilometres westward from Sydney is the wondrous region of Blue Mountains. It is one of the most popular day-trip holiday destinations right out of Sydney, most especially during the smelting summer. Many visitors also flock the region in winter (from July to August) for the Yule fest Festival.
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Central Coast
With its stunning beaches ideal for swimming, surfing, diving or simple fun under the sun, the Central Coast is a perfect holiday destination. The Central Coast is a sub-urban region in New South Wales that lies on the coastline just north of Sydney. It is just an hour drive from Sydney and is very popular as a destination for family holidays.
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North Coast
Found halfway between the vibrant cities of Brisbane and Sydney, and lying on the east coast of Australia, is the beautiful region of the North Coast. It is a popular tourist destination for visitors, due to its scenic views, its excellent restaurants, cafes and eateries, fine wines, coastal national parks, and a wide range of recreational activities. On top of these, the region is regarded to ... Read More..
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Hunter Region
The Hunter Region of New South Wales is located in the eastern part of the state, north of Sydney. The region consists of eleven local government areas, namely: Cessnock City, Dungog Shire, Gloucester Shire, Great Lakes, Lake Maitland City, Macquarie City, Newcastle City, Muswellbrook Shire, Port Stephens, Upper Hunter Shire and Singleton Shire. The Hunter River and its tributaries run through ... Read More..
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Central NSW
The region of Central New South Wales is just three scenic hours by car from Sydney. This quaint region is composed of heritage historical towns, the interestingly unusual rock formations, cultural festivals and country events, aboriginal culture and the finest arts. The region is an agricultural centre and is proud to be the area where gold was first discovered in Australia.
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South Coast
The South Coast of New South Wales remains to be one of the unspoilt, picturesque regions in Australia. The South Coast geographically refers to the narrow coastal region belt that lies south of Sydney and north of Victoria, and is a rather long stretch of road that spans these two regions. This region is very popular among residents of Canberra and Sydney as a favourite holiday ... Read More..
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Snowy Mountains
Just a few hundred kilometres south west of Sydney lies the region of the Snowy Mountains. The area is commonly referred to as the "Snowies" or Australia's Alps to its locals. The Snowy Mountains are Australia's highest mountain range and contains its highest mountain, the Mount Kosciusko, standing at 228 meters. This high country is home to the most ... Read More..
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Murray Riverina
The Murray Riverina region of New South Wales, Australia is a great holiday destination offering water-based sports and other equally fun-filled activities. The Murray River, which stretches through the towns of Albury, Gundagai to Wagga Wagga, is a great venue for paddling boats, kayaking, water skiing, fishing or for cruising aboard the infamous paddle steamers.
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Outback
The outback is generally used to pertain to locations that are outside of the main urban areas in Australia. Similarly, the Outback region simply refers to the arid and remote lands of New South Wales. In this region, both the rich Aboriginal culture as well as the Western culture harmoniously lives side by side in a very vast and varied land characterized by the greatest of contrasts - from ... Read More..
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New England North West
The New England Region of New South Wales depicts the area starting at Newcastle and follows the Great Dividing Range up to the Queensland border. It is a country side and home to several beautiful country towns. The bushland walks in the region are cherished by young and old alike.
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Northern Rivers
The region of Northern Rivers is nestled right up against the Queensland border from the Clarence River up to the Tweed Heads. The long beaches of the region, its world class surfing sites, its stunning national parks that have the prestigious World Heritage listing, and its lush river systems, make Northern Rivers of the New South Wales a very ideal region to explore and enjoy pure nature ... Read More..
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Capital Country
The Capital Country is perhaps the oldest established region in the whole of Australia. Geographically speaking, the Capital Country is the region in New South Wales that surrounds Canberra, which is the nation's most vibrant capital. It extends right from Young to Braidwood, then from Marulan to Jugiong. It encompasses the Read More..
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New South Wales, Australia
New South Wales is a state of Australia located in its southeastern part. The place-name was given by the famed explorer Captain James Cook.
Considered as the most populous state of the country, much of NSW depends on exportation of coal, information technology, and financial services as its main industries. Read more...
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