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Australia video gallery (19)

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  1. Biker, adventurer and man-about-the-globe Steve Crombie shares tips on the best Aussie biking experiences.

    Best Aussie biking, Australia

    by Lonely Planet Television

  2. The Ghan is a consistent favourite with travellers but Bluelist Australia breathes new life into an old journey, as it claims the top spot. Host Samuel Johnson makes the most of the whistle stops with a helicopter ride over Katherine Gorge and tries his luck on a quad bike at one of Australia’s oldest cattle stations.

    Ghan, Northern Territory

    by Lonely Planet Television

  3. Australia road trip movie on super eight
  4. TV Presenter Yumi Stynes experiences Australia’s number one natural high: the World Heritage–listed Daintree rainforest. Unbeknownst to many people, it is also the traditional land of the Kuku Yalanji indigenous people. Yumi Stynes goes for a mangrove hunt with the Walker brothers, of the Kuku Yalanji clan; and joins a hands-on project that is gives back to the Daintree.

    Daintree rainforest, Queensland

    by Lonely Planet Television

  5. Slip onto the back of a Vespa and take a high speed gastronomic tour of Melbourne. The coffee'll keep you speeding and the sizzling dishes will have you drooling into the wind.

    Top Three Melbourne Cafes, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  6. Soak up the sun in fast-pulsed Sydney, the city that struts it like it's the capital...

    Sydney, Sydney

    by Lonely Planet Television

  7. Australian Food critic Matt Preston combs the countryside to give us his top three Gastronomic Getaways.

    Gastronomic Getaways, Victoria

    by Lonely Planet Television

  8. Lonely Planet author Marika McAdam shows us around an eclectic part of the Melbourne CBD - get button mania in the iconic Nicholson building, take a coffee at Degraves lane...and catch up with some gothic hairdressers.

    Melbourne: On The Road, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  9. Mike McDermott praises the many merits of the 'walloping' West.

    Walloping, Western Australia

    by Lonely Planet Television

  10. Sydney comes alive during its annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras! Nick Vivion makes his way to the parade to find out why it is known the world over as one of the best times in Australia...and discovers an international crowd celebrating diversity, love and freedom!
  11. Perth's Fremantle Tomato Festival celebrates the city's Italian community but somehow Asha ends up in her own version of Tomatina.

    Fremantle Tomato Festival, Perth

    by Lonely Planet Television

  12. This travel video to Mildura shows why it has topped the list of Australia’s tastiest food safaris, with HG Nelson meeting up with legendary chef and exponent of the Slow Food movement, Stefano de Pieri. Stefano sends him out on a shopping expedition that requires HG to get up close and personal with the region’s produce for a cook up on the iconic Murray River.

    Mildura, Victoria

    by Lonely Planet Television

  13. Listen in as Fleur Bainger kicks up some sand in the town they call 'Dallas without the glitz'. (2007)
  14. This is a little clip about my hometown Byron, a town that has change much over the past few years but is still a place that will always be special to me.

    Byron, Byron Bay

    by DariusDevas

  15. If glitter and Kylie remixes don't do it for you, Patrick Abboud discovers another side of Sydney's gay scene that just might. (2007)

    Patrick Abboud, Sydney

    by Patrick Abboud

  16. Meet an elder who paints his tribal songs, find out how to behave on the Islands and track down authentic art. (2008)
  17. Dive in with Fleur Bainger as she heads to Coral Bay and gets up close and personal with whale sharks and their 300-tooth smiles. (2007)

    Coral Bay, Western Australia

    by Fleur Bainger

  18. Twenty percent of Tassie is World Heritage listed wilderness, so it’s the perfect play-pen to scale a mountain, cycle the coastline or hike in pristine national park. But Tasmania’s best kept secret is its unique diving environment. Jesse Martin gets below the surface of Tassie, exploring the underwater kelp forests and gets a surprise from some playful seals.
  19. Lonely Planet founder Tony Wheeler and his daughter Tashi give us their top three Aussie Family Road Trips.

    Tony Wheeler, Northern Territory

    by Lonely Planet Television

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