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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton Renowned for wool, crops and historic buildings – Historic Hay was part of the Cobb & Co era and an important town during the hey-day of the river... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton Home to the best bakery around – The tiny township of Uranquinty is located approximately 15 km south of Wagga Wagga in the Riverina... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland Famous by Australian folklore in the Riverina – A town forever associated with the Australian folklore of 'The dog on the tuckerbox' and the... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton An historic town in the Murrumbidgee River – The area was originally inhabited by the Wiradjuri Aborigines and the town's name is thought to... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland Henty known as the 'Home of the Header' – Halfway between Albury and Wagga Wagga is Hently, originally known as Doodle Cooma or 'sweet water'... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton A farming town west of Griffith – Once dependent upon sheep and wool, the Shire has diversified over the years, especially with the... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton More parks than people – Linked to Leeton by a flat 7-km cycleway, is Yanco, meaning ‘the sound of running water’. Yanco... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland A stunning country town in the Riverina – Perhaps Cootamundra is most famous as birthplace of Sir Donald Bradman - Australia's greatest... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton Where all the grapes grow – 16km east of Griffith in the Riverina district of New South Wales is the little town of Yenda. The... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland Lutheran heritage village – When the Wendish German settlers arrived in NSW in the late 1800s, they soon discovered that... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland A great stopover between Sydney and Melbourne – Junee is surrounded by the Shires of Coolamon, Temora, Cootamundra, Gundagai, and the City of Wagga... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland One of Australia's youngest wine regions – The Gundagai region is a little known region that makes the perfect stop-over on a road trip from... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton A large wool and wheat district in the Riverina – Hillston serves a large wheat and wool district. West of Sydney, it is situated near the Lachlan... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland Historic Riverina town with National Trust status – This historical town is known as the veranda town because of the beautifully restored facades and... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton The Heart of wiradjuri country – Griffith is the heart of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA) and is one of the largest wine and... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton A popular river side stopover south of Griffith – Situated 3km north of the Kidman Way – Sturt highway intersection on the Murrumbidgee River,... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland One of the largest town in inland NSW – Wagga Wagga is one the largest inland towns in NSW and features some of the most magnificent parks... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland A great destination for the sports enthusiast – The district is an agriculture showcase with grain and livestock dominating the landscape to the... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton The oldest village in the M.I.A – 24 km west of Leeton is the small village of Whitton. It lays claim to being the oldest town in the... |
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Destinations - Griffith, Hay & Leeton Winner of 'the tidy town and tourism award' numerous times! – Much of the area around Leeton was designed in 1914 by American architect, Walter Burley Griffin,... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland A residential village north of Cootamundra – Wallendbeen is a small village located just 22km north of Cootamundra, surrounded by some of the... |
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The Rock Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland The township of The Rock is dominated by a rock – Not to be mistaken with the other infamous 'rock', but continuing the fine Australian tradition of... |
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Destinations - Wagga Wagga, Central Riverland Cookardinia, Aboriginal for 'home of the giant Kingfisher' – Cookardinia - it has a nice ring to it doesn't it? Derived from the local Aboriginal word meaning... |
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