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Essentially they are the same thing - either allows you to spend up to three months on holiday in Australia. The ETA costs $20, the...

I'd cover the concrete with gravel and put a few pots with geraniums for lots of colour, on that bit. Then obviously tidy the grass area...

#1 is right - you almost always have to apply for your visa in your home country. If you are Australian, then it's definitely the case for...

Have you thought about Peppermint Grove Beach near Capel? Half an hour from Bunbury....

The only way you can get to see anyone at Australia House is by appointment (I have had to do that for my Australian passport) and I'm not...

UK insurance doesn't work in the same way as Australia and to add somebody temporarily to insurance will always cost you. It will depend on...

The Dorchester Hotel offers the same for £38. Dress code is strict in both these places too - no jeans, shirt and tie etc....

Do you mean where in London to have a cuppa for less than £47? Or do you want to have tea at the Ritz? By the way that price won't be just...

When you say it's part of the same booking, you MUST use the first leg or you will be counted as a 'no show' for the second, so you have no...

You might even be able to make more money in the 'outback', especially in places like Leonora, a mining town north of Kalgoorlie where they...

Nothing wrong with Qantas, but yes, you do have to be aware of the seat selection process. I have always found them efficient and...

It would be much nicer and easier to hire a car IMHO! It probably wouldn't cost you that much more but gives you total freedom, which...

Go with the flow! Get a job, meet people, see what fellow travellers are doing and decide if you're interested in what they're up to. Perth...

We had no jet lag flying from SA to Perth last October. It was an overnight flight with SA airlines and managed to kip for some of it....

Hello voyager. I didn't realise you lived in Exeter! Not far from me in Falmouth!