australia
With its rainforests, ancient rock formations and pristine beaches, Australia is the traveller's mecca whether you're flying solo or with mates.
Want To Know About Bridging Visa E Work Right
Introduction to Bridging Visa E (BVE) Subclass 050 & 051 Do you have a desire to have a temporary stay in Australia and you are not aware of the path you should follow to do so, then here is the visa for you i.e. Bridging visa E. The visa is thus determined as a sort of temporary visa which allows the non-citizen to stay in the Australian region to have the lawful stay in the varied situations where you might be somewhere unlawful.
By Lily Williams6 years ago in Wander
Gold Coast Australia
Public Transport in Gold Coast and the main cities in Australia is supreme. There is a public tram system connecting Brisbane Airport, to Brisbane CBD, To Gold Coast all the way to Kings Cliff. With further bus and train systems connecting all cities.
By Sustainable Scott6 years ago in Wander
Australia Is Burning
Australia is burning. It truly is that simple. Every day new footage, statistics and photographs emerge showing the rampant infernos which have devastated the length and breadth of the country. Twenty-three people are confirmed to have died in the apocalyptic blaze. Thousands have been left without homes, food or water; their memories scattered to the winds. Over half-a-billion wildlife have been destroyed, cattle euphonised; their burns too severe. The air is full of thick suffocating smoke dowsing out the sun. Australia is a mirror of hell on scorched earth and still Fire Service Officers enter the infernos, fighting to stop the prolonging cataclysms.
By The Rumble Online6 years ago in Wander
The Ultimate Guide for Your Perfect Sydney Experience
If Sydney has always been on your bucket list but you don’t really know how to start planning your trip, look no further because we’re here to help you out! Here is the ultimate guide for your perfect Sydney experience, so check out our four useful tips and get down to business. The Land Down Under is awaiting you!
By Alexis Walker6 years ago in Wander
The Largest Sand Island in the World: Fraser Island
In my opinion, Fraser Island is the best place in the whole of Australia and you will agree with me if you like clear lakes, white sands and hurtling down a beach at 80 km/h in a Landrover. This was my first time driving on a beach and the feeling of swaying through the sands while dodging the waves was very surreal.
By Vacay Rocks6 years ago in Wander
Top 10 Places to Visit in Australia
G'day mate heard you are off to Australia and I am very jealous, I wish I was still there. Australia is such a huge place, I could talk about hundreds of things to do there, but here is a glimpse of some of the insane places that are awaiting you.
By Vacay Rocks6 years ago in Wander
I Moved to Balmoral Beach
I just moved to Sydney, Australia from the States. I moved in with the kindest and most fun Australian couple, who my dad had met through work. I’d never met them and they never had met me, but they offered their spare room in Balmoral Beach to me with open arms.
By Mary Cate Long6 years ago in Wander
How to Spend a Weekend
South Australia is not the only place to get great wine when traveling down under. Just outside of the city of Melbourne is an area full of vineyards, kangaroos, and picturesque scenery that shouldn't be missed when you are traveling to this part of the country.
By Marcia Frost6 years ago in Wander
Ballarat White Night
Ballarat White Night. What an incredible night out! We wandered around our historic city, gorgeously illuminated by White Night for hours, and upon sourcing the program in order to learn the names of the exhibits I photographed, I’ve realized we didn’t even see it all!
By Dayna Hoskin6 years ago in Wander
Traveling Australia with a Dog
Traveling around Australia with a dog can get complicated, especially if you are working as you go, but it is possible, and many of us would have it no other way. This blog outlines our experience of traveling and working with our dog, an English staffy, Beni. The question "Should I take my dog on my next camping or caravanning adventure?" regularly comes up on my Facebook feed, always attracting responses both for and against the idea. There are those who believe the dog should be left at home, expressing their opinion with suggestions such as to leave the dog in a kennel, with relatives or a house sitter, get rid of the dog, and get a new one when you get back; it's not fair to the dog and it's too restrictive. Such a question will also attract people needing to point out how other people's dogs have impacted their experiences by not being kept on a lead, owners not picking up their poop, barking and scaring their children. Then there's the avid dog lovers who exclaim they could never leave their fur baby at home, that their dog loves life on the road, offering unconditional love and protection, and that they are happy to only go where their dog can go. This group will offer advice on various dog sitting options, leaving the dog in the van with the radio and air con on, and they may feel the need to point out how children have had a negative impact on their experiences by running around unsupervised through the park, being rude and noisy, or scaring their dog.
By Maryanne Steitz6 years ago in Wander
How to Take Care of Your Car During the Big Australian Outback Roadtrip Adventure
These days, not having a car feels like not being able to walk. We use our four-wheeled babies to get everywhere, and do everything, especially on road trips. This is when they can sometimes literally feel like an extension of our own bodies. And, like with our own bodies, we have to take care of our cars during road trips. Today, we are going to talk about the famous Australian outback road trip adventure, and the things you have to do to keep your car healthy during this journey. While there are a lot of things you can and should do to keep your car in top form, we are going to list the most important ones, for beginner and veteran adventurers alike.
By Marie Nieves6 years ago in Wander
