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‘Cities of Australia’

Sydney International Airport domestic terminal. Photo: AAR.

The Federal Government has approved a 20-year master plan for Sydney Airport, which is designed to meet the projected demand 74 Million. passengers to 2033 Year.

The plan includes general domestic and international terminals and improvement of access roads for ground transportation and was designed to improve the efficiency and safety of the airport. Read the rest of this entry »

Варрнамбул / Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia.

Небольшой австралийский городок Варрнамбул / Warrnambool inhabits only about 28 thousand people. This city, located in the far Southwest coast of Victoria between Port Fairy and Port Campbell.

Through the town runs great ocean road / Great Ocean Road. It crosses the continent from the West, from the city of Perth, and goes then through the southernmost town in Western Australia-Albany next along the Ocean coast of the great Australian Bight, through the State of South Australia and Adelaide, Victoria and Warrnambool, VIC, and then stretches eastward through Melbourne to the capital of Australia, Sydney city and then have to north along the coast of the Tasman and Coral seas towards Cairns in Queensland.

The coast around Warrnambool, VIC and to the Cape Otway ranges is known as Shipwreck Coast, due to the large number of ships, who sat here stranded in the 1800s and early 1900s due to the fierce weather conditions and rocky coast. Once the city acted as periodic transit point for fishermen and whalers commands.

Now, Warrnambool, VIC-town of peace, featuring a serene and idyllic life and is a popular tourist destination with extensive shopping centre.

In its central part rises the Town Hall, equipped with operating hours. Historic buildings in downtown include the post office (built in 1870 Year), courthouse (1871 G.) and Western Hotel / Western Hotel (1869).

Also in Varrnambule, as in many other cities throughout the country, There is a monument, dedicated to the defenders of, who sacrificed themselves in the war years. Near it was erected a small memorial stone, dedicated to Aboriginal.

You can hike along the sand spit Beach Varrnambula. The beach is equipped with paths for jogging and cycling, that you can rent or bring your own.

Very impressive and beautiful looks Thunder Cape, who here is named Thunder Point.

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The beautiful city of Brisbane mercilessly "attacked" bolshegolovyj batsman Kevin Pietersen this week. Today, We kinda like defend the honour of the city. The beginning read Here.

Taxi drivers with long socks

A taxi driver from Brisbane.

This guy is the only taxi driver Brisbane, However, the city plans to add another one soon, and, It's possible, the third, to cater to the influx of visitors to the G-20.

Nothing screams in the 21st century so, urban clothing taxi from Brisbane. The truth is the only really weird thing, so hipsters (fans of tight trousers with low waist) It's not been copied.

Hope, that one day German beer at Expo 88 will be returned

This aerial view of Expo was made in 1988 Year.

Everyone knows, What is the best, that ever happened in Brisbane was Expo-88. In addition to this, everyone knows, What's the best, What happened at Expo 88 was a German beer. It is a sign of Supreme confidence in Brisbane, When city leaders deemed it appropriate to hold a happy holiday and there was no longer anything interesting, to entice visitors to come here again for the last 25 Years.

And why do they avoid any tourist infrastructure? Because once, When Brisbane will be quite good and ready, German beer restaurants will be returned (and, Probably, It will be staffed by civil servants dismissed Campbell Newman).

You can see, the beauty of Brisbane that, He's too sure of yourself, others to have tried to do as well as he. And the fact, that nobody has ever heard of him is proof, how this is actually a wonderful city. Or maybe, so I told. I never heard about this place, until I saw a Tweet Kevin Pitersena.

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