Dirty Janes Bowral is a vintage shoppers paradise, located in the heart of the Southern Highlands.
Dirty Janes is home to 85 unique vintage sellers who personally source and stock daily, ensuring there is always fresh stock in the emporium with unique antique homewares and architectural elements including quality vintage furniture for the inside and the garden.
Lose yourself for hours marvelling at the vintage finds on offer including furniture, homewares, clothing and everything in between. No visit to the Southern Highlands is complete without dropping into Dirty Janes.
Dirty Janes Canberra is a vintage shoppers paradise, set on an acre site with a quaint barn for hire, orchard and picnic grounds.
Dirty Janes is home to 90 unique vintage sellers who personally source and stock daily, ensuring there is always fresh stock in the emporium with unique antique home wares and architectural elements including quality garden ware, architectural, vintage clothing, jewelry, pre-loved homewares, retro homewares and huge variety of collectibles, artworks and more. Lose yourself for hours marveling at the vintage finds on offer. No visit to Canberra is complete without a stop at Dirty Janes. While the in-store cafe Salters, offers shoppers a great place to relax with light lunches, and morning and afternoon tea.
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Dirty Janes Orange is a vintage shoppers paradise. In the heart of Orange, Dirty Janes showcases the vibrant spirit of this charming regional city.
Explore an eclectic mix of vintage and antique furniture, retro collectibles, books, records, toys, jewellery, clothing, and so much more. Experience the joy of uncovering unique pieces with a story to tell at Dirty Janes Orange.
Relax and recharge at Salters Café, the delightful onsite eatery, where you can indulge in the finest coffee, homemade cakes, and fresh seasonal lunch menu.
Located on King Island's rugged western coastline, Disappointment Bay is a spectacular remote beach destination known for its dramatic scenery, powerful ocean swelrich maritime history. The bay is linked to the tragic wreck of the convict ship Neva in 1835, adding a layer of historical significance to this striking coastal landscape. Popular with surfers, beach fishers and photographers, the bay offers visitors a true taste of King Island's wild, untamed beauty. Picnic facilities make it an ideal place to stop, relax and take in the views, while nearby walking opportunities and wildlife spotting add to the experience. Despite its name, Disappointment Bay is anything but disappointing, offering a peaceful escape where visitors can embrace the island's raw natural environment.
Disaster Bay lookout is the perfect spot to enjoy birdwatching and nature photography while taking in the unspoilt coastline of the NSW Far South Coast region. It's a perfect stop on a driving tour, taking in the coastal delights of Beowa National Park.
Looking out to sea, soak in the amazing views and natural beauty of Disaster Bay and Pacific Ocean. Behind you, the magnificent Nadgee-Howe Wilderness Area runs all the way to the Victorian border.
From here, you might see migrating whales from late May to early December, with the best sightings around September through November. Bring your binoculars and keep your eyes peeled for local seabirds such as the Australasian gannet, oystercatchers and the white-bellied sea eagle.
Take a virtual tour of Disaster Bay lookout captured with Google Street View Trekker.
Disc golf is fun for all ages and abilities. It is played much like traditional golf, but players use a flying disc or a frisbee instead of a ball and clubs.
Located at Stockade Hill Heritage Park in East Maitland, this nine hole disc golf course provides endless entertainment. You can find your way around the course by following the signage starting near the rotunda, with parking off Brisbane Street.
Maitland City Council has partnered with Newcastle Disc Golf Club to provide this free outdoor activity for the whole community.
Discover Deadly offers family fun for all ages in their undercover reptile centre in the Margaret River region. You'll meet fiercely cool critters, like dragons, snakes, skinks, spiders, birds and more! Their compact interaction zone and friendly staff offer entertaining and inspiring encounters with wildlife that is well-cared for and comfortable.
Discover Deadly is accessible and often an ideal activity for special needs people of all ages, especially those with ASD and anxiety. An afternoon visit with us gives an uncrowded and calm experience.
Their goal is to replace fear with knowledge and share their passionately positive attitude towards snakes and other misunderstood creatures that are often perceived as dangerous. They are deadly serious about conservation, promoting acceptance and respect for all native wildlife.
Remember their motto: No snake is dangerous if you leave it alone!
Take a moment to connect with one of Benalla's most inspiring pioneers at the Siva Singh Memorial, located on the picturesque Lake Benalla foreshore near the sundial.
Arriving in Victoria in 1896, Siva Singh quickly became a respected member of the Benalla community. After gaining a hawker's licence, he worked tirelessly to build a successful life in the region. By 1915, his determination and entrepreneurial spirit had seen him purchase 320 acres of land in Benalla, an extraordinary achievement that reflects his deep connection to the area.
Today, the memorial offers visitors a chance to reflect on a remarkable local story of resilience, ambition and belonging. Set against the tranquil backdrop of Lake Benalla, it's an ideal stop during a lakeside walk, providing both a peaceful place to pause and an opportunity to discover a unique chapter of Benalla's history.
Open and freely accessible year-round, the Siva Singh Memorial invites visitors to celebrate the lasting legacy of a man whose contributions helped shape the Benalla community we know today.
The Kadina Heritage Drive starts near the old railway station and water tower (with its painted mural) and is a leisurely drive of about 12 kilometres which can be completed in one to two hours. The trail gives visitors an impression of the history and development of Kadina and the surrounding settlements. Call into the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre at 50 Mines Road, Kadina for a copy of the drive.
The Discovering Historic Kadina Town Walk takes in many historical sites including the Kadina Town Hall, Victoria Square Rotunda, churches, hotels and banks.
The trail starts and finishes at the Kadina Town Hall and gives visitors an impression of the history and development of the town.
Drop into the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centres, located at 50 Mines Road, Kadina or Blanche Tce Moonta, for a copy of the walk or it is available on the website.
The Discovering Historic Moonta Town Drive starts and ends at the Moonta Town Hall and is a relaxed drive of about 16 kilometres which can be completed in one to two hours.
The drive passes many sites of historical interest including those in the National Heritage listed Moonta Mines area.
Please call into the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centres in Kadina or Moonta for a copy of this town drive.
The Discovering Historic Moonta Town Walk covers the main commercial area of Moonta and starts and finishes in George St at the Town Hall.
This area contains most of Moonta's shops, hotels, banks, post office, meeting halls and several houses. Most of these were erected between 1863 and 1875 and many retain their authentic shop fronts and verandas.
Please call into the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre's in Moonta or Kadina for a copy of the Moonta Town Walk or it is available on the website.
This remote coastal park protects 55 kilometre of ocean beach. Inland, the park encompasses high coastal cliffs, huge rolling sand dunes and freshwater lakes and swamps. Coastal vegetation and wildlife thrive.
Enjoy remote camping, walks and canoeing.
Before you go:
Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website.
Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.
Located a convenient 20 minutes from Adelaide’s CBD, Discovery Events - Adelaide Hills Convention Centre, named Best Business Event Venue in Australia, offers an unparalleled function centre to host your next conference, corporate incentive, wedding or gala event.
Sitting atop 32 acres of manicured grounds as part of the beautiful Hahndorf Resort, the centre boats uninterrupted 360° views of the picturesque Adelaide Hills. Specifically built for hosting Corporate Conferences, Weddings and Gala Events, Discovery Events - Adelaide Hills Convention Centre offers 7 different event spaces catering for smaller groups in our Lakeview Function Room or Resort Business Centre, and larger groups in this 2 level Adelaide Hills Convention Centre and spacious aesthetic outdoor event space which includes a wedding arbour.
With over 130+ years of combined Corporate, Hospitality and Tourism experience, Discovery Events - Adelaide Hills Convention Centre’s Event Management Team know exactly how to organise and run flawless events. On top of meticulously managing the event, together with their 5-star onsite chef, they can create any number of amazing culinary styles chosen from their diverse catering menus.
Just one hour and 20 minutes north of Melbourne's CBD, Discovery Parks - Nagambie Lakes sits on the banks of the picturesque Goulburn River in the heart of Victoria's original gold-mining country.
Within Discovery Parks - Nagambie Lakes is the Nagambie Lakes Function Centre, a purpose-built spacious and modern event facility catering to groups of up to 150 guests for conferences, weddings and special events.
Combine a stunning location, delicious food from their on-site kitchen, integrated audio-visual solutions, beautiful on-site accommodation and a highly experienced event coordinating team and you have all the ingredients of an amazing event.
Enjoy a stunning venue on the banks of the picturesque Goulburn River. On-site accommodation for you and your guests, break-out room options.
Having undergone extensive renovations, the Victor Harbor Convention Centre has become an ultimate destination alternative for conferences, functions, special events, wedding venues, group accommodation, product launches, exhibitions, team building and destination experiences.
Established within the McCracken Country Club, the purpose-built Victor Harbor Convention Centre is a convenient 50 minutes from Adelaide's CBD with the capacity to host 300+ guests on some 56 hectares of beautifully manicured grounds complete with an 18-hole golf course, restaurants and bars.
Perfectly positioned between the Southern Mount Lofty Ranges and South Coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula the region enjoys a Mediterranean-style climate making it the ideal business and social location all year round. Book your event at this top-notch venue today and discover why it's the ultimate destination for events in the area.
The Discovery Science and Technology Centre is uniquely placed to break down barriers to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics participation, providing hands-on learning experiences to inspire curiosity in people of all ages. It is also home to a brand new, state of the art planetarium. A planetarium for Bendigo, by Bendigo.
The Discovery Science and Technology Centre features over 100 hands-on exhibits, a 7.5 meter tall vertical slide, and Roary - their 2.5 metre tall and very chatty Tyrannosaurus Rex. For the past 30 years, the centre has given people the opportunity and confidence to be active, engaged citizen scientists and to nurture the next generation of confident, creative thinkers.
Distillery Botanica is a hidden gem on the NSW Central Coast, where award-winning spirits are crafted amongst beautifully landscaped gardens.
Visitors can wander the fragrant grounds, sample gins and liqueurs in the tasting room, or enjoy a seasonal cocktail while taking in the garden views. The distillery hosts a range of hands-on workshops and experiences from 'Distill Your Own Gin' and cocktail classes to creative Sip and Paint or Clay and Sip events making it a must-visit destination for spirit lovers and experience seekers alike.
A visit to Distillery Botanica offers more than just a tasting, it's an immersive experience celebrating Australian botanicals, creativity, and craftsmanship.
Situated halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, just off the M1 Motorway, Distillery Road Market is South East Queensland's vibrant dining, entertainment and events destination.
Featuring a mix of spacious indoor and outdoor areas, visitors can enjoy quality food, great coffee, onsite brewed lagers, live music and a lively calendar of regular events all within one easy to access precinct.
Perfect for meeting friends and family or stopping in for breakfast or a coffee while travelling between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, DRM offers free onsite parking making it simple to stay a while or pop in with ease.
Choose from a range of onsite food and beverage venues including Zarraffa's Kiwanda Cafe, Sugarcreek Smokehouse, Perentie Brewing Co., Merica, Posadas Mexican Kitchen, Wing It and Slice It, with more exciting venues opening in 2026.
Distillery Road Market proudly supports arts and community culture, hosting free and ticketed entertainment such as live music, trivia, drag bingo, line dancing, Salsa Sundays, RNB Fridays, large scale markets and major music festivals. The indoor Market Hall hosts markets and community events throughout the year.
Recently recognised as winners for Logan Urban Design Awards 2025 Distinctive Award and Queensland Tourism Awards 2025 New Tourism Business Bronze, Distillery Road Market continues to grow as Logan's must visit destination for food, music and memorable experiences.
Dive Into History is an exhibition celebrating the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre. Discover the many great stories of this dynamic venue.
Immerse yourself in memorable moments of the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, world records set in the pool, past legends and present champions, award-winning architecture.
Explore costumes, signed shirts, medals and other fascinating memorabilia from the greats including Ian Thorpe, Shane Gould and Geoff Huegill.
Watch video packages of the events that made history at the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and a Day in the Life of the Pool which includes unique time-lapse footage of the competition pool's movable bulkhead and other behind-the-scenes views
Get your photo take on the original Olympic dais, and compare your hand prints with world record swimmers.
Dive Into History is located on the level two walkway near the entrance under the main grandstand.
Tucked away on Queensland's Discovery Coast in Agnes Water and the Town of 1770, Dive Spear and Sport takes guests beyond the usual Great Barrier Reef experience to some of the Southern Great Barrier Reef's most remote, pristine and uncrowded reefs.
Dive Spear and Sport is a small, locally based dive and snorkel operator that believes the best reef experiences are personal. Their trips are intentionally kept small, giving guests more time in the water, more space to explore and plenty of time with their passionate guides.
From vibrant coral gardens and curious turtles to schools of tropical fish and the occasional unexpected encounter, no two days on the reef are quite the same. Their experienced crew share the stories, wildlife and science that make this part of the Great Barrier Reef so special.
Reef conservation and education are part of everything Dive Spear and Sport does. Through citizen science, reef monitoring and marine conservation programs, the team actively contributes to protecting the places they take guests to explore.
Their custom-built vessel provides the freedom to explore a network of Southern Great Barrier Reef sites, away from the crowds and beyond the well-trodden tourist path.
Come for the reef.
Stay for the adventure.
Leave with a little more love for the ocean.
Kununurra's Diversion Dam is one of the region's most iconic landmarks and a key component of the Ord Irrigation Scheme.
Built to harness and regulate the massive flow of water from Lake Argyle into the Ord River, the dam features 20 radial gates set within a concrete framework and spillway structure. These gates control water levels in Lake Kununurra/Ord River, allowing gravity-fed channels to supply farms north of town, while pumped systems service the Packsaddle Plains area to the south.
Located just 6 kilometres west of Kununurra along the Victoria Highway, the Diversion Dam also creates Lake Kununurra above it - a popular destination for boating, cruising, fishing, jet-skiing, and other water-based recreation.
A viewing area on the western side of the dam provides a safe vantage point to take in sweeping views of both the Upper and Lower Ord River. Interpretive displays offer insights into the dam's impressive engineering and highlight the deep cultural connection the Miriwoong people share with this important waterway.
Access to the viewing area is via the Lions Park turnoff, 1 kilometre west of the dam. The site is only a few minutes drive from the centre of Kununurra.
At Diversity Fashion, they believe that fashion is for everyone whatever your age, size or culture. This is why Diversity Fashion is ‘body positive’, easy-fit, easy-care, high quality and on-trend.
At Diversity Fashion you will see a wide range of labels including their own which are designed and made in Bathurst. It is Australian-made Made Certified and designed by Mother/Daughter duo Jean and Amelia Hines. From humble beginnings as artisans, their business has grown from market stalls to their thriving boutique in Bathurst.
If you are looking for a uniquely Tasmania gift, we can help you. Divine Objects is full of stunning Tasmanian art and craft. A must-see if visiting Northern Tasmania. Located in the picturesque town of Deloraine just a 30-minute drive from Launceston or Devonport.
Featuring local artists and craftspeople in our wide and varied range of products. "Oh wow" is a very common phrase we hear from our customers.
