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This particular meridian is the basis of the Eastern Australian Standard Time, used in Queensland, New South Wales (except Broken Hill), Victoria and Tasmania.
The 150 Degrees East Meridian crosses the Oxley Highway 34 kilometres south-west of Gunnedah. Methods of measuring time have varied over the ages, but the time unit most commonly employed has been the apparent daily circuit of the sun, from which solar time is derived.
The solar day is based on one complete rotation of the earth aroun... Gunnedah, Gunnedah Area
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2 Danks Street is a city arts hub with nine galleries featuring exciting contemporary artworks from Australia and abroad. The string of galleries adds a
creative dimension to the industrial surrounds of Waterloo. The complex includes Dank Street Depot, a cafe and cocktail bar that was founded on the
principles of the Slow Food movement.Sydney Suburbs, Sydney
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360 Bar and Dining is an intimate, stylish, fine dining experience located within the iconic Sydney Tower 305 metres above sea level. Enjoy cocktails in the spectacular illuminated bar and then settle in for a sumptuous meal prepared by award winning Executive Chef, George Diamond - while the unique rotating floor takes you on a culinary journey around Sydney.Sydney, Sydney
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7 Oaks Fossicking Property is a family operated private venue and has been producing sapphires since the 1960's.
Located on Frazer Creek, visitors are welcome to fossick at the facilities set up, or you can go and seek along the creeks and gullies. The wash tubs and picnic tables are under large shady trees with parking at the site. Bring your lunch and enjoy the bush setting.
Bush camping on site is available.Inverell, Inverell Area
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Ceramic Art Studio, Kids and Adult Workshop - pottery, illustration, ceramic painting, painting on canvas, window painting, mosaics, beading, clay sculpture, screen printing, tie dying and batik.
Full and half day workshops. Modern studio with a brilliant atmosphere. Canvases for painting, inspiration also available. Large range of ready to paint ceramics and all tools and materials provided.Byron Bay, Byron Bay Area
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Temora came into being as a town during the 1880 gold rush, but had been taken up as pastoral holdings forty years earlier.The sheep station bearing the name of Temora, and the area on which the town was established, was taken up by Mr J.B Macansh in 1847.
As gold mining declined in the 1880's and 90's the town quickly developed as an agriculture and pastoral centre. With the coming of the railway in 1893, development became more intense and a more substanial and permanent style of building beg... Temora, Temora Area
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Grab a seat at the communal table and soak up the atmosphere along with your tagliarini with asparagus and truffle butter at Sydney's hot pasta spot.Sydney, Sydney
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A Turtle Stop Cafe is part of the Cootamundra Visitor Information Centre and is located within the Cootamundra Railway Station.
Countrylink has a bus interchange for five bus services, meeting the Sydney to Melbourne daily XPT services.
A Turtle Stop Cafe is a welcome break from any journey, via bus, train or private car. The cafe stocks a full range of local products from fine mustard seed oils to leadlighting and pottery, home-made old-fashoned cakes and espresso coffee.
A Turtle Stop Ca... Cootamundra, Cootamundra Area
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Sleek and opulent, the grandly refurbished AB Hotel has seven different areas over two levels, including an outdoor courtyard. Literally no expense has been spared with each area stylishly outfitted, from the modern and light downstairs bar with state-of-the-art flatscreens to the Pacific Penthouse with its curved bar constructed with a series of fish tanks. The second level is accessed via a sweeping staircase. Live music on Thursday with jazz vibe. The Cantina serves Spanish-inspired fare, bot... Sydney, Sydney
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The ABC Cheese Factory, home of Tilba Club cheese is located in the heritage village of Central Tilba, was established in 1891 and was the first chees co-operative in NSW.
Tilba Club Cheese is still waxed at the ABC Cheese Factory in 250g and 500g portions which are sold exclusively through our shop. We have all the well known varieties as well as some specials only available here.
Tastings of our cheeses are available at any time.
You are also welcome to taste the largest range of honey on the... Central Tilba, Eurobodalla
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Follow the purple signs to Red Heaven ...
Wines of distinction and quality and a first class cellar door are Abercorn's hallmarks. Our wines range from the easy-drinking Unwooded Chardonnay through the Shiraz to the rare 'A Reserve' wines that are leading the renaissance in Mudgee's ultra-premium reds. Here at Abercorn we combine New World flavours with solid palate structures, in distinctive and elegant wines which are designed to cellar.Mudgee, Mudgee Area
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Abercrombie Caves is an ideal and secluded escape. Show caves tours as well as self guided tour of Abercrombie's huge and beautiful arch allow you to experience the wonder of the underworld. Grove Creek is the 'spire' of the reserve. A spectacular feature not to be missed is Grove Creek Falls as the creek tumbles over a 70metre drop.
Abercrombie Caves are located on a huge bushland reserve. Bushwalking, fishing, swimming and exploring the old bushranger haunts and mining heritage are some o... Trunkey Creek, Bathurst Area
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Abercrombie House was built by James Stewart (c. 1870s). The 40 room historic mansion was originally the home of the Stewart family - Bathurst pioneers.
It is now the home of the Morgan family who bought it in 1969 and have spent almost thirty years on a program of restoration and redecoration.
It is one of the largest private homes in the Central West covering 210 squares, with 29 fireplaces, 7 staircases, more than 40 rooms and a ballroom with a ceiling 28 feet high.Bathurst, Bathurst Area
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Is one of the several Tribal Ceremonial Grounds in the district and has been fenced and marked with a description board. Ceremonial grounds are very significant to the Aboriginal people and are usually marked with a Bora Ring. The Bora Ring is a raised platform of dirt arranged in a circle.Tucki Tucki, Lismore Area
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The Aboriginal Heritage Walking Track, in the Deniliquin State Forest, was
developed by the local community.Deniliquin, Deniliquin Area
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These rocks are located off the Dyraaba Road, approximately 200 metres from the Bruxner Highway,
20 kilometres west of Casino. They are on private propertyand can be viewed from your vehicle.Casino, Richmond Valley Area
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Features of the scenic reserve include the beach, a natural rock pool, creek,
scenic walking tracks and picnic facilities.
The Abrahams Bosom Reserve has two interesting walks:-
The Wreck Walk - is a 2.5km return walk that takes a leisurely one hour, on an
easy gradient and takes in the site of the wreck of the S.S. Merimbula which
ran aground at 1.00am on the 27th March, 1928.
The Trig Walk - which includes the Wreck Walk, is a hillier walk of 9km and
takes a... Currarong, Shoalhaven Area
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Your culinary journey of discovery begins at Absolutely Delicious, is a food and wine centre, showcasing the regional produce of Bathurst. Discover an excellent selection of regional food, drinks, souvenirs and gifts.
Plenty of parking and amenities for travellers wishing to stop revive and survive.
Absolutely Delicious is located right next to the Visitor Information Centre as you enter Bathurst from Sydney (opposite the Bathurst Showground).Bathurst, Bathurst Area
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The Adaminaby State Curtain was designed by two artists and two sewing ladies. The curtain took two and half years to complete and 85 men and women along with 31 school children to complete. Their ages ranged from 5 to 85 years and the people were from 12 different countries.
The curtain is twill, with almost every type of craft being used to get the desired effect, a lot of recycled material was used in the project as well.
The background was painted by the Adaminaby Art class, sketching of t... Adaminaby, Snowy River Area
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Adams Lookout is five kilometres north-east of Barraba and is named after Alfred Adams who purchased Barraba Station in 1850. To access the site turn
right off Fossickers Way at the signpost, three kilometres north of Barraba. This is the access road to the old Woodsreef mining site. There are fine views
of the town and surrounds.Barraba, Barraba Area
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Adams Shed in Hartley is a wine lover’s paradise with wines in stock from 20 Regional wineries.
The first Sunday of each month a representative from the Show Cased Wine of the Month host the tasting. Local produce is also available for trial on these days. All wines are from the Central West Tablelands. Some of these areas are Mudgee, Bathurst, Orange, Megalong Valley, Cowra and Rylstone.
If wine is not your thing we also have a range of herbal teas and organic coffees, all from the local ... Hartley, Blue Mountains Area
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HISTORIC GOLD CRUSHING BATTERY AND FALLS. RUINS OF THE GOLD RUSH ERA.
RESTORED WORKINGS SHOW REMARKABLE ENGINEERING FEATS OF THE MINERS.
GOLD WAS DISCOVERED IN 1852 AND THE AREA WAS MINED RIGHT UP UNTIL 1944.
250 TONNES OF GOLD WAS MINED FROM THE AREA.
IDEAL WALKING, SWIMMING AND PICNIC AREA. PUBLIC TOILETS, CHAIRS & TABLES
AVAILABLE. WOOD BBQ AVAILABLE.Adelong, Tumut Area
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Adina Vineyard and Olive Grove offers fantastic wines, an inviting cellar door, estate grown olives and olive oil, delicious food, coffee, luxury vineyard accommodation - there is so much happening at Adina.
We even have our own olive mill to make our farm fresh olive oil on site. A visit to our vineyard is fun and informative and we will be delighted to welcome you.
Some of the products that we make include Olive Tapenades, Caramelised Balsamic Vinegar, Dukkah and Table Olives - both plain ... Lovedale, Hunter Valley Wine Country
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Overlooking internationally renowned absolute waterfront locations, providing natural entertainment from their surrounds. Indulge in succulent ala carte menus offering seafood, steak, chargrills, decadent desserts and cocktails, fine wines and local and international beers.Sydney, Sydney
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Three unique and fun Mini Golf Courses and also features the Latest Synthetic T Zone equip Driving Range.
A unique and fun golfing experience for all ages, abilities and groups in an exciting and safe environment.
Available for School and Group Bookings, Kids parties, Clinics and Golf development sessions, as well as Corporate function use.
Food and beverage available on site at the 'Tee Off Cafe'.
All 36 holes of Adventure golf is wheelchair accessible.Penrith, Penrith Area
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Jump into Adventure Golf - Come and try your golfing skills at the new adventure golf course at Mingara. There's lots of fun to be had for all ages, 18 challenging mini golf holes are nestled amongst waterfalls, creeks and gardens.Tumbi Umbi, Gosford Area
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Aerialize: Sydney Aerial Theatre is Sydney's leading aerial and circus arts training centre and performance company. Aerialize runs courses that are fun and challenging in a safe and comfortable environment for people of all ages and abilities. Courses include static trapeze, silks/tissue, Spanish web, acro-balance, acrobatics, hula hoops, juggling, Chinese Pole, contortion and more. An annual production showcases the talents of students and instructors.Sydney Suburbs, Sydney
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Our Asian inspired day spa will pamper you from head to toe. Try the Vichy Rain Shower with underwater massage. Relax in Milk & Honey Geisha Tub or try the Cellulite Reduction in our Hydro Tub. Renew yourself with an Shirodhara Indian Oil Head Treatment. Our staff specialise in Cosmetic Semi Permanent Makeup - Lips. Brows and Eyeliner, Paramedical on request. Specialised Facials including Chemical Peels.Port Macquarie, Port Macquarie Area
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The Mosque is situated on the site of the former 'Camel Camp' where Afghan and Indian Camel drivers loaded and unloaded their camel teams, from the earliest days of Broken Hill. It was constructed around 1891 as a place of worship for the followers of the Prophet Mohammed (or Mahomet) and is the only surviving Mosque in Australia which was built by early cameleers.
The Mosque's alcove points toward Mecca, and prayer rugs have been left by worshippers in appreciation of the Mosque.
In 1968 The... Broken Hill, Broken Hill Area
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AGA German Club offers the best of the German/Austrian traditional foods and beer, schnapps and wines, also bottled Aussie beers.
We cater for functions and weddings, 21st birthday parties, taking up to 180 people. Our Restaurant is famous for the German Home Style Meals which are known to be of generous proportions, and it is guaranteed that you will not go home hungry.
Our recreational facilities include skat and petangue. Illawarra's original Oktoberfest held every second weekend in Octob... Kembla Grange, Wollongong Area
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Imagine a world ruled by fish! Long before the dinosaurs the mighty rivers of the Central West teamed with bizarre ancient fishes - fish with armour shells, fish with lungs, and huge predators with jaws like crocodiles. Thousands of their fossils were found at Canowindra and give us a unique glimpse into life during the Devonian Period - the 'Age Of Fishes'.
A chance discovery in 1956 revealed an extensive fossil bed dating from the Devonian Period. This 360 million year old formation containe... Canowindra, Orange Area
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Airborne Aviation is Australia's only Cessna Pilot Centre. We provide professional pilot training, aircraft hire, scenic and aerobatic joy flights, vintage flights, charter flights, ferrying, avgas sales and hangarage. Some of the joy flights you can choose from include Extreme Pitts Special, Vintage Tiger Moth, Vintage Chipmunk and Citabria. Airport entry is free but please contact us or visit our website for flight charges.Sydney Suburbs, Sydney
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One of the most popular beaches on the north coast, Airforce beach is patrolled during the summer holiday period. It has fairly consistent surf with the best wave direction being from the east northeast. Easy walking distance from the popular Silver Sands Caravan Park.
Kiosk facility located at main beach area.Evans Head, Richmond Valley Area
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Flying into Lord Howe Island is a memorable experience. As the mist and clouds part, the beauty of the lagoon and the grandeur of Mt Gower and Mt Lidgbird is amazing. The airport diagonally dissects the island at its narrowest point, sitting on the verdant green lowland in the shadow of the two huge volcanic peaks. On arrival, you’ll experience your first taste of island hospitality when a representative from your hotel or apartment greets you. Once you collect your luggage, personally carried ... Lord Howe Island, Lord Howe Island Area
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Video of the hat making process is at The Kempsey Tourist Information Centre, you are welcome to view the video free of charge, phone for bookings. Hat sales are available at the various retail outlets in the township of Kempsey.Kempsey, Kempsey Area
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The Broken Hill Geo Centre displays minerals, gems and interesting props regarding mining in Broken Hill and the town's special gift of minerals are
displayed. The Geo Centre is not a static collection of rocks but a dynamic and active interpretive centre.
With the many hands-on exhibits, light, sound and movement, visitor can discover some of the beauty and mystery of the world of minerals. Learn about
the science of crystals, explore the history of our planet in the Time Line Room; find o... Broken Hill, Broken Hill Area
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Visit the Albury Airport 'Uiver' Memorial at Albury Airport. Albury hit world news headlines when in 1934 a participant in the London to Melbourne Centenary Air Race became lost in severe thunder storms in the final leg of the journey. Towards midnight on October 23rd the Dutch Douglas airliner 'Uiver' began circling seeking bearings. Corowa radio station 2CO broadcasted appeals to motorists to assemble at Albury Racecourse to light the fields with their headlights. The plane made a perfect land... Albury, Albury Wodonga Area
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Albury's beautiful Botanic Gardens have been established for over 100 years
and gives residents and tourists alike the opportunity to see and admire the
historical significance as well.
Over the years, the gardens have won many prizes for layout, design, and plant
species and annual planting's. The Curved paths and rounded scrub beds give a
softer, less formal look to these gardens which once had straight paths and
rows of pines, elms and other trees. The council is continually upgrading
the ... Albury, Albury Wodonga Area
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You can enjoy the full experience of the Albury Railway Station by taking a Countrylink train from either Sydney or Melbourne. Make an entrance into historic Albury through the splendid railway station, which gives a vista over the town. The grandeur of the Railway Station reflects the importance of Albury in the transport of passengers and goods around colonial New South Wales.Albury, Albury Wodonga Area
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The Albury Regional Art Gallery, located in the former Town Hall in Dean Street, holds a pre-eminent position as one of the major regional galleries in Australia. It presents both its diverse and changing community as well as the region’s visitors with an exciting range of exhibitions, lectures and workshops.
The works of art in the Albury Regional Art Gallery have been accumulated over 50 years, with significant additions in photography and works on paper being made since 1981.
Explore the s... Albury, Albury Wodonga Area
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Albury Regional Museum enriches the emotional and intellectual life of the people by reflecting and celebrating the region's diverse cultural heritage.
Albury Regional Museum is the perfect place to learn more about the Albury Wodonga region.The museum features both permanent as well as travelling exhibitions.
Albury Regional Museum delivers a series of Public Programs for children and adults which compliment current exhibitions, as well as focus on Albury Wodonga's regional heritage and mus... Albury, Albury Wodonga Area
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History, adventure or solitude. Excitement, beauty, gourmet foods and shopping. A country style with a city standard - that's Albury Wodonga.
Albury Wodonga, vibrant and exciting towns set in a magnificent unspoiled landscape amid rolling valleys, mountains and parklands, on the banks of Australia's Greatest River, the Murray, which flows right between the two cities.Wodonga, Albury Wodonga Area
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Come and experience the history of 'Alderley', stroll in the gardens and enjoy Alderley Creek Wines.Stroud, Great Lakes
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Well established European trees which have a magnificient show of colour
during Autumn.
Memorial Garden for WWI, forms part of the Tumut Tree Walk.Tumut, Tumut Area
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Alexanders Restaurant has been serving gourmet, regional cuisine to the guests and visitors of Coolangatta Estate for over 18 years. Alexanders is an a la carte dining experience, featuring the finest regional produce matched with Coolangatta Estate’s award-winning boutique wines.Coolangatta, Shoalhaven Area
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Welcome to All Aboard Braemar Model Railway displays and the home of Fleischmann and LGB in Australia. We use Fleischmann and LGB equipment as they
are the world leaders in Model railway manufacturing and pay particular attention to reliability, durability and quality. These models represent good value
for money. On the indoor layouts (two HO and one N Gauge), all the track, signals, turntable, locomotives and rolling stock are made by Fleischmann. Since
opening in 1996 these layouts have ope... Braemar, Southern Highlands Area
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This mine was named 'All Nations' as the people who worked there were from all over the world. The mine closed in 1948 but visitors can still view the remains, which include a 10 head stamper battery and the sluice channels which were used to run the water as the gold was extracted from the ore.
There is a shelter on top of the hill where visitors can rest after viewing.Bingara, Bingara Area
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Located 3 kilometres to Wahgunyah and 7 kilometres to Rutherglen.
The acclaimed Terrace Restaurant is open daily for morning and afternoon tea and seasonal lunches and is open for dinner on Saturday evening.
Fresh local produce is incorporated into the modern, innovative a la Carte menu. We are fully licensed and have an extensive list of All Saints Estate wines available by the glass or bottle Established in 1864, All Saints Estate is one of Australia's oldest and most picturesque winerie... Wahgunyah, Corowa Area
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Pick your own Cherries.
Come along and pick your own cherries, strawberries, sugar plums and plums in season. Lots of fun for everyone involved. Enjoy a picnic or barbeque in shaded areas. Refreshments available, prepacked fruit, jams and local honey. Buckets supplied for picking cherries. Pay for cherries by the kilo once you have picked them.Young, Young Area
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This gallery is owned by award winning landscape artist Allan Fizzell and specialises in local scenes of the Mudgee Valley.Mudgee, Mudgee Area
