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RE: Australia- Brisbane to Great Barrier Reef to Sydney

by chrisj 24 May 2012

The southern reef islands of Lady Elliot & Lady Musgrave are the closest to Brisbane, (off Gladstone & Bundaberg,) but for warm beach…
RE: Seasonal / Regional work in Victoria between September and February

by ranjon 07 May 2012

There're no big mines in Victoria Lisa akin to those in WA or Qld. where the housekeeping work you refer to is probably working for a…
RE: Driving Townsville -> Brisbane - places to stop/see?

by jclare1 27 April 2012

I agree with Ranjon, it's not worth the detour to go to Bundaberg, which has got nothing to recommend it that I can think of. Hervey Bay…
RE: Driving Townsville -> Brisbane - places to stop/see?

by ranjon 26 April 2012

You're going to be travelling at time of the year when days are not far off being their shortest so to get a days Whitsunday cruise in,…
Driving Townsville -> Brisbane - places to stop/see?

by anna_in_nz 26 April 2012

We're planning a trip in July this year - flying to Cairns, hiring a car and driving to Townsville, where we'll stay with friends for…
RE: Best time for diving on the Barrier Reef

by Sunjewel258 13 April 2012

Hi tessalee The best time of year to dive the Reef depends on exactly where you plan to go. The reef extends from around Bundaberg in…
RE: Travelling alone to Sydney July 2012

by ranjon 10 April 2012

I would not worry about the Ozintro BS and forking over money to them. Just get yourself into a hostel if you're not staying somewhere…
Re: Airlie Beach first visit to Austrailia help!!!!

by blinkybill61 09 April 2012

There is not a lot to see in Airle Beach itself other the lagoon, the markets, night clubs, and a few eating places. The reef and islands…
RE: Somewhere north of Brisbane

by ranjon 30 March 2012

Once you leave Noosa, you only really have smaller places on the coast other than Hervey Bay, Rainbow Bay as mentioned by tessha is fairly…
RE: Brisbane to Cairns (and beyond); 4 weeks what would you do?

by Harry_Ramsden 27 March 2012

Zoos, croc farms and schooners have never interested me, but I suppose it depends on what you are looking for. Timing will matter, as…
RE: 2nd Year Working Holiday Visa - Regional Work

by ranjon 15 March 2012

The thing is that between May and October you have five months and so not too much leeway to be too choosey in getting your three months…
RE: NZ vs. OZ 3 month WHV

by obione980 11 March 2012

May to August is not really peak season for itinerant workers in Oz. There would be some picking around the Bowen to Bundaberg strip…
RE: Farm / Seasonal / Regional Work in Australia. Tips and advice

by ranjon 27 February 2012

Have a look at http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=2168850 Lisa and though that thread is not exactly what you're…
RE: work in oz in july!

by ranjon 26 February 2012

Other than hospitality, clerical, cleaning type jobs etc. that you'll find more abundant where populations are larger, you really need…
RE: Farm / Seasonal / Regional Work in Australia. Tips and advice

by ranjon 26 February 2012

December is starting to get into the wetter time of the year further north in Queensland and regardless, it'll be hard yakka in quite…
RE: Diving Outer Great Barrier Reef

by ranjon 07 February 2012

" How is it to go there in March? " It's not the best time of the year KajLinn as your chances of wet season weather are a lot higher…
RE: Let's do something..

by CupidaStunta 31 December 2011

Bundaberg, Queensland, with a gang of New Zealanders during a massive electrical storm that kept cutting out the power in the pub. …
RE: Why?

by eawhat 22 December 2011

Not a bad idea, honey. Rum? Bacardi would be better than Bundaberg, I think?
RE: Casual work in/near Brisbane

by Ozziegiraffe 17 December 2011

Basically, you won't get farm work within daily commute of Brisbane. There are farms in areas like Gatton, Bundaberg and Stanthorpe, and…
RE: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by jbinternational 16 November 2011

If you google Bros bakery you will see that Chris has written a glowing review on 15/11 same day as his post
RE: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by frugaldugal 16 November 2011

whats a bloody "honest pie shop", bro ? what, no sheep.... baaaa
RE: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by jbinternational 16 November 2011

and didn't mention the mystery craters or have some Bundaburg ginger beer
RE: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by Drovers_Dog 15 November 2011

Thank you for spamming and have a nice day.
Re: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by Heathe 15 November 2011

There's nothing wrong with the rum, though.
RE: There's more to Bundaberg than rum!

by guestfamilytravels 15 November 2011

And Mon Repos, Turtle Sanctuary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mon_Repos_Conservation_Park If you've got children, there's a lovely park…