Seisia
Seisia is Australia’s most northerly community and departure point for a range of marine based activities – day trips with [more…]
Visitors come from all over Australia to enjoy the excellent fishing at Pormpuraaw, on the west coast of Queensland. Situated [more…]
Lockhart River was originally an Anglican Mission, relocated from ‘Old Site’ south of Cape Direction, to its present location on [more…]
Time now stands still but years ago, the Cairns’ war memorial kept the far northern city’s population punctual. The clock [more…]
Hallorans Hill Lookout is an ideal spot for a barbecue or picnic, watching the sunset or just enjoying the view [more…]
View a spectacular curtain fig tree from different vantage points along a boardwalk in this small but popular national park. [more…]
The Cathedral Fig Tree, like the Curtain Fig Tree, is a gigantic 500 year old strangler tree. Located in the [more…]
The Curtain Fig National Park contains the renowned Curtain Fig Tree, an enormous strangler fig tree. Located a short drive [more…]
Herberton’s war memorial, a popular ‘Digger’ soldier statue-stands out, and not just because of its soldier’s posture: erect, head high. [more…]
A jubilant soldier, clenched right fist in the air, seemingly cheering in triumph, creates an unusual sight at Atherton’s War [more…]
Windy Hill Wind Farm is Queensland’s largest wind farm with 20 windmills producing enough power for 3500 homes. Windy Hill [more…]
Mount Molloy was named to honour teamster Patrick Molloy who, in the mid 1880s, found the copper outcrop whilst searching [more…]
Millaa Millaa is an Aboriginal word meaning plenty of water or waterfall and this is as true as ever as [more…]
Old fig trees line the road into Irvinebank and provide a place of welcome. These hospitable old trees are happy [more…]