Flashback to the Bash
Flashback to the Bash Queensland Country Life Full coverage
KFC brings the bird to Birdsville in new integrated campaign
KFC brings the bird to Birdsville in new integrated campaign Marketing magazine Australia (registration) KFC brings the bird to the bush – AdNews AdNews Full coverage
Rough Roads of Far Western Queensland
Rough Roads of Far Western Queensland Diesel News (satire) (registration) Full coverage
"I shed a lot of tears" says Kiwi nurse of his work in war-torn countries
“I shed a lot of tears” says Kiwi nurse of his work in war-torn countries Stuff.co.nz Full coverage
You’ve got to stop in Mungerannie!
You’ve got to stop in Mungerannie because it’s the only fuel stop between Birdsville and Marree! Apart from temptations like: Hot food, Hot showers, Motel rooms, Beer & Publican Phil Gregurky’s entertainment value, Mungerannie has a beautiful hot bush spa! Read More …
Marree full of surprises!
Who’d have thought that a tiny outback town like Marree could have such a fascinating story! Marree was a cultural melting-pot of Afghan cameleers, European settlers and local Aboriginal peoples – the Guyani, the Dieri and Arabunna. Although the different Read More …
The Birdsville Track
The Birdsville Track runs from Marree in northern South Australia, to Birdsville just over the border in outback Queensland. It cuts through three deserts – the Tirari Desert, Sturts Stony Desert and the Simpson. This legendary, 500-kilometre-long, dirt road has Read More …
Birdsville
Birdsville’s an iconic outback town – perhaps the iconic outback town! Birdsville was enshrined in legend by the Back of Beyond movie (1954) which followed Mailman Tom Kruse and his off-sider Henry Butler on the hazardous Birdsville Track mail run Read More …
Birdsville Hotel
Built in around 1882 from local sandstone, the Birdsville Hotel has been blown down once and burnt down twice! It’s said that a ghost haunts the ladies’ toilet! Th iconic outback hotel is now owned by David Brook and Kym Read More …
Unwind, De-stress at Mirra Mitta!
No need to pay for a spa treatment! Just visit Mirra Mitta Bore! Don’t step into the bore pond though – the water comes out at around 100 degrees celsius! (It cools down further down the creek.) I’m forever amazed Read More …