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The enchanting landscape of Australia’s Northern Territory is a vast mosaic of colours. Watarrka National Park Towards the south-west corner […]

You’ve heard of rainbow fish, rainbow cakes and rainbow candles, but what about rainbow rocks? Uluru (previously Ayers Rock) is […]

If you’re driving from Darwin and Alice Springs, you’re likely to stumble across a geographical wonder. Karlu Karlu/Devils Marbles are […]

There is no better place to stargaze than the Australian outback. Well away from urbanisation and light pollution, the skies […]

The Anangu people live in the areas surrounding Uluru, Australia’s most iconic landmark. They harbour one of the oldest living […]

Walpa Gorge is a not to be missed when you venture into the Red Centre. The landscape surrounding Uluru is […]

Uluru is surrounded by a barren backdrop, characterised by bright red sands, tufts of sporadic greenery, and a flat, rocky […]

The importance of central Australia to the local Indigenous communities cannot be denied. They hold significant importance to local Indigenous […]

Nestled in the middle of the breath-taking Nitmiluk National Park, Edith Falls offers a picturesque collection of dazzling waterfalls and […]

Uluru is the most famous landmark in Australia. The formation in the centre of the country is more than just […]