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Events in Australia
Margaret River Wine Festival
Food, wine and natural beauty are always in abundance in the Margaret River, where the vineyards meet surf beaches, karri trees and underground caves. During the five-day Margaret River Wine Festival in April, art, music and all manner of vibrant celebrations join the mix. Listen to cabaret at a wine auction, vaudeville at a vineyard concert or jazz in an intimate supper club. Roll down the hill in a wine barrel at a street party or go black-tie for a gala ball. Taste the region’s renowned fresh produce at degustation dinners, cocktail parties and picnics or learn to prepare it yourself in a cooking class. Bid for local artworks or browse them in a fair amidst the towering karri forest.
Tasting Australia
The Tasting Australia 2010 event program is available now. It promises a wide array of stunning main courses - and plenty of tasty side dishes - featuring top international and national food and drink professionals. The event takes place in Adelaide and South Australias regions.
Blue Mountains Wilderness Trek
WildEndurance is a spectacular and challenging 100 kilometre teams-only trail trek in the heart of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park, just two hours drive from Sydney. The route passes through some of Australia's most iconic scenery, including the world famous Three Sisters and the stunning Jamison Valley. The event starts in the Megalong Valley and finishes in the historic town of Katoomba, with regular checkpoints along the route. Raising funds and awareness for The Wilderness Society, this event is open to te
Categories: Nature & Outdoors, Sports
Country: Australia
Melbourne International Jazz Festival
With more than 55 events over seven days and nights, this year's Festival was a true celebration of the riches of jazz. The unparalleled 2009 Melbourne International Jazz Festival included six world-premieres and ten Australian premieres with a rich program to delight everyone from dedicated jazz enthusiasts to families and first-time concertgoers.
Caxton Street Seafood and Wine Festival
Every city in the world has distinct pockets of colour, culture and character. London has Covent Garden, Paris has Montmartre, New York has Time Square and out of Brisbane’s many precincts - one stands out from the crowd - Caxton Street - and Caxton Street will be transformed into Queensland’s biggest street party!
Fashion Week in Melbourne & Sydney
From runway shows to red-carpet parties, you can’t beat the glamour of Australia’s biggest fashion weeks. Preview the autumn/winter collections of Australia’s hottest designers at L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival – a week-long carnival of cutting-edge fashion and culture in March. In May, join the fashionistas flocking to Sydney for the spring/summer shows of Rosemount Australian Fashion Week. Book your tickets to a catwalk show, where you can mingle with fabulous style-setters and celebrities. Get up to date on the next seasonal trends and then hit the stores of your favourite Australian designers.
Territory Freshwater Fly Fishing Open
Test your fishing skills against the elusive barramundi. The Territory Freshwater Fly Fishing Open is a catch, measure and release competition held at the beautiful Corroboree Billabong, part of the renowned Mary River System near Darwin. The prime species targeted are barramundi and saratoga, but many other species are pointed, including tarpon, archerfish, sleepy cod, long tom and sooty grunter. Points are awarded by length, with double points awarded for barramundi and saratoga. Teams of two anglers take part in this sportsfishing event and travel from as far afield as New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and Indonesia.
National Trust Walks
Hear incredible pioneering stories, and tales of roguish characters that helped shape a far-flung tropical town. Get to know this tropical and vibrant city, on a guided walk in and around its parks and historical landmarks. On Parks Plaques and Past Times, you’ll discover Darwin’s colourful past as you view unusual architecture and notable monuments. Take the Wild Side Walk, where you’ll hear wild yarns about Darwin’s roguish characters as you visit the places where all the action happened. You’ll see how The Esplanade has been central to the development of Darwin as you take the Stroll Through Darwin’s History, and hear tales of this town’s amazing events and the people who helped shape it. Goyder Road Cemetery is one of the only physical links with Darwin’s pioneers, and on this walk you’ll hear captivating stories of remarkable pioneers. During Dark Side of the Frontier Walk, your guide will explain the architecture and history of the Fannie Bay Goal. Bookings are essential for these walks.
Categories: Nature & Outdoors, Sports
Country: Australia
