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Dongara

 

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Ettalong beach nsw

 

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Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is well known for its extensive collection of Australian native animals and providing visitors with hands-on encounters, such as hand-feeding kangaroos and wallabies, and getting close to koalas. It is also recognized for its conservation efforts, particularly for threatened species, and its educational mission to raise awareness about Australian biodiversity.

 

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Glenunga S.A.

An inner suburb of Adelaide, being 5 km from the CBD. Glenunga is a composite name, unga the Aboriginal for near and the Scottish Glen due to its proximity to Glen Osmond.

Glenunga’s is the home of the Glenunga International High School, which as the name implies has a strong local and international reputation.

 

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Huntingdale

 

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Ida Bay is best known for its heritage Ida Bay Railway, Australia's most southerly and last remaining bush tramway. The railway, which originally transported limestone from quarries to a jetty for export, now offers scenic heritage train rides through the Tasmanian wilderness to a remote beach. The area itself is also appreciated for its natural beauty and outdoor adventure opportunities.

 

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Joondalup

 

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Kalgoorlie is well known for its deep gold rush history and is the hub of Western Australia's gold and nickel mining industry. It is famous for the "Super Pit," one of the world's largest open-cut gold mines, and its heritage buildings from the late 19th century. Other notable aspects include the "Golden Mile," the richest square mile of gold-producing land in the world, and the largest city in the Australian Outback.

 

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Kalgoorlie is well known for its deep gold rush history and is the hub of Western Australia's gold and nickel mining industry. It is famous for the "Super Pit," one of the world's largest open-cut gold mines, and its heritage buildings from the late 19th century. Other notable aspects include the "Golden Mile," the richest square mile of gold-producing land in the world, and the largest city in the Australian Outback.

 

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Lenswood

Lenswood is the youngest township in the Adelaide Hills. Prior to its establishment, it was part of Forest Range. In 1917, towards the end of the First World War, a new township was proclaimed between Forest Range and Lobethal. It was given the name Lenswood, after a recent battle near the town of Lensin northwestern France.

Originally, the main industry was cutting stringybark trees for timber. As these were cleared, the land was planted with orchards, which remains the major industry of the area to the present day. The district predominantly supplies apples, pears and cherries to local, interstate and overseas markets. More recently, several vineyards have been established.

Lenswood relies on the majority of services through the bigger nearby towns.

 

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Mundubbera

Mundubbera is a rural town and a locality in the North Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia. It is known for its citrus production and its Aboriginal and European history.