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Miss Arthur is a home goods store that celebrates craftsmanship, unfussy design, and functionality. Gathering together a collection of handcrafted and traditional products made from locally craftspersons to all around the world that bring quality and satisfaction to your everyday rituals. Based in New Norfolk, Tasmania in the beautiful Derwent Valley.
New Norfolk TAS
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Shopping and Markets
Miss Lily's Lollies is located in a small quaint street in the historical town of Morpeth. Established in 1996, this quirky lolly shop is home to a tantalising range of sweets from all over the globe, including giant lollipops, liquorice, American Candy, Aussie Cobbers, English Sweeties and Humbugs. Miss Lily's Lollies also makes homemade fudge which visitors can observe being made before them fresh in store. With so many options available, Miss Lily's Lollies brings out the inner child in everyone.
Morpeth NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Miss Porter's House Museum is a Newcastle treasure. Take a step back into history in the heart of the city. Visitors of all ages can explore Porter family stories and discover the secrets of an Edwardian home. You can chat with friendly, knowledgeable guides or take a self-directed tour. Enjoy the Porters' stencilled ceilings, period garden, historic fernery, furniture, handicrafts and a century of household items. Visitors have described the museum as one of Newcastle's little jewels and a wonderful social history resource. Built by Herbert Porter in 1909, the family lived in their terrace home until 1997. It was then bequeathed to the National Trust and survives with its contents intact as a living snapshot of life in twentieth-century Newcastle. Explore on an Open Day, book a special school or group tour or take a guided walk around the Porters' neighbourhood. For that special friend or colleague, why not truly savour the Edwardian ambience and indulge in a morning or afternoon tea and tour? Make Miss Porter's House Museum part of your visit to Newcastle while enjoying breathtaking beaches, a working harbour, plus cultural, culinary and architectural delights.
Newcastle West NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
A delightful heritage house museum, this Victorian-era bungalow was left to the National Trust in 1976 and the collection held features pieces that once belonged to some of the original settlers of the district. Built in 1845 by Reverend Thomas Sharpe, the house and its contents were left to the National Trust by the last resident, Miss Ida Traill in 1976. The house museum contains a wide and varied collection of furniture, ceramics, horse racing memorabilia and art, much of it bequeathed to Miss Traill by her antecedents, some of whom were the original settlers of the Bathurst district. Take a delightful stroll through the heritage garden and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The garden also makes an ideal venue for weddings, luncheons and other functions. For session times, please visit website.
Bathurst NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Miss Traill's House is open on the second Sunday of each month, 12.00pm to 3.30pm, with timed entry tickets. Miss Traill's House and Garden is a National Trust property situated in Bathurst. Today it is an elegant house museum containing Ida Traill's significant collection of artefacts. These were collected by four generations of the Kite and Lee families, recipients of original land grants in the Bathurst area and from whom Ida Traill is descended. Within the house are found charming furniture, china, paintings and ornaments as well as an intriguing collection of horseracing memorabilia. The rooms are set up exactly as they were in 1976 when the National Trust acquired the house from Ida Traill's bequest. Surrounding the period home there are extensive and beautiful gardens with winding pathways and heritage plantings. Adjoining the garden is a horse paddock, once very common in country towns, and used by Miss Ida Traill in later years for her three pet sheep.
Bathurst NSW
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Entertainment Venues
Miss Zoe's School of Dance is a fun, vibrant, and family-oriented dance school in Wollongong, Kiama, Coledale and Calderwood/Tullimbar. They are non-selective and do not participate in eisteddfods or exams - instead, they focus on creating a pressure-free environment for dancers of all ages and abilities to have fun, get fit, make friends, and express themselves through dance. Miss Zoe's School of Dance offers classes for students aged 12 months to adults and welcome people at any time of year. Visitors of all abilities are encouraged to give the classes a go. There is a large range of classes available from ballet to hip hop to tap to open classes.
Wollongong NSW
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Discover a group activity like no other at Missing Klues Escape Rooms. Placed inside a themed room, you are tasked with solving a series of deep puzzles tied together with a unique and immersive story. As you attempt to complete your objective, the clock ticks away and pressure mounts. Will you be able to complete the room in time? After your experience, enjoy a custom enamel keepsake, a detailed breakdown of how you performed and a free drink to wind down with after a heart-racing 60 minutes!
Fyshwick ACT
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Natural Attractions
Once you’ve clapped eyes on this spectacular view, you’ll never forget it. Missingham lookout walking track leads along the western edge of the escarpment and shows off Kangaroo Valley in all its glory, as well as a wide angle view of the spectacular Carrington Falls Gorge. Passing gums and banksia, you might catch the scent of sydney peppermint gum and the finger hakea with its delightful perfume in spring. You might hear the call of the wonga pigeon or eastern whipbird as you meander this easy trail, leading to one of the best views on the south coast. Take a moment to scour the skies for the vibrant king parrot and yellow tailed black cockatoo, or simply soak in the sounds of the valley below. Head back to either Carrington Falls picnic area or Nellies Glen picnic area for a picnic or if you still want to know more about this precious patch of remaining rainforest, head to Minnamurra Rainforest Centre.
Robertson NSW
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Natural Attractions
Check out the picturesque views from Mississippi Hill and the stunning white sandy beaches of Rossiter Bay to find out why Cape Le Grand National Park is renowned as one of the most spectacular national parks in Australia. Walk around the massive granite rock outcrop that is Mississippi Hill and visit the memorial to the explorer Edward John Eyre, who named both the hill and the bay. Stroll along the soft sand at Rossiter Bay or try your luck at fishing from the beach. Stay overnight at one of the national park’s designated camping grounds and be sure to wake early enough to experience the beautiful morning sunrise. Take a short 15-minute walk from Rossiter Bay to the national park’s bird sanctuary where you can get close to many native birds and learn more about each species and their habitat. Mississippi Hill and Rossiter Bay are located within Cape Le Grand National Park, just 40-minute drive from Esperance or a two-hour flight southeast of Perth. If you can time your visit between July and October you will be rewarded with a spectacular display of wildflowers.
Esperance WA
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Natural Attractions
About an hour's drive from Darwin, Mistake Billabong is a tranquil and scenic spot within Mary River National Park, known for its expansive floodplains and incredible wildlife viewing. Wander along the boardwalk to the viewing platform or settle into the bird hide to observe the private lives of some of the Top End's most colourful birdlife. This is one of the few permanent water bodies accessible year-round, attracting thousands of migratory birds, as well as wallabies, floodplain monitors, and crocodiles. Mistake Billabong is ideal for birdwatching, nature photography, and quiet contemplation. The broader national park also offers opportunities for camping, picnicking and walking—so base yourself and start exploring. Campsites must be booked and paid for online before you arrive. Purchase an NT Parks Visitor Pass before you arrive. NT residents are exempt.
Darwin NT
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Shopping and Markets
Mister Mister is a made-to-measure menswear brand. Born from the desire to make beautiful and honest menswear, they create everyday working garments with the goal of remaking the classic to create the modern man’s uniform. The creators arrived from various walks of life with a shared vision and passion for tailoring. Coming from a product design background, they focus on production, function and usability; they approach garments in a different way, evolving and adapting what has come before in order to allow you to make it your own. Mister Mister believes that your made-to-measure pieces will provide the building blocks of a timeless wardrobe.
Sydney NSW
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Natural Attractions
Park yourself on a granite boulder or bench and take a little time to enjoy some truly scenic views over the Guy Fawkes River Gorge at Misty Creek lookout. Here, you can see the interlocking ranges reach far into the distant tablelands. This beautiful scenic lookout is just 50 metres up a gentle slope from the carpark and isn’t far from Chaelundi campground. Watch for brush-tailed rock wallabies around Misty Creek lookout and other cliff top lookouts and keep an eye to the sky for hunting wedge-tailed eagles and peregrine falcons.
The Gulf NSW
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Parks and Gardens
Mitchell Avenue Reserve spans along Mitchell Avenue, from Cribbes Road to White Street. It is home to Wangaratta’s Splash Park and also features a children’s playground, flying fox, multipurpose sports courts, and public amenities. In addition, there is a BMX Pump Track, Skate park, Children's Garden, dog park and exercise equipment have been installed. The dog park facilities include a fence around the perimeter, doggie bags, a water fountain, and some seating.
Wangaratta VIC
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Mitchell Avenue Reserve boasts of a Skate Park that offers a safe venue for skateboarders, scooters, and BMX riders. Launched in 2020, the park caters to all age groups and features various technical elements that cater to both novice and advanced riders, making it the perfect spot to hone one's skills.
Wangaratta VIC
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Mitchell Fine Art is a modern new gallery in Fortitude Valley in Brisbane with 20 years of experience in the Art industry. Showcasing a striking collection of Aboriginal and Contemporary artworks, the gallery presents an annual exhibition calendar of solo and group exhibitions. With an extensive inventory of high-quality artworks and the business' long-term expertise in the art world you are assured of a quality experience when you visit the gallery. Artworks can be purchased through the secure website or via the gallery and can be sent nationally and internationally. Mitchell Fine Art is easily accessible by train (exit Fortitude Valley Station), bus (199 and 196) and City Cat (New Farm Terminal from the city centre of Brisbane. There is also free onsite parking available.
Fortitude Valley QLD
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Tee off in true outback style at Mitchell Golf Club, where country charm and a laid-back vibe create a golfing experience like no other. Set among native bushland and vast open skies, the club's sand green course offers a relaxed but rewarding challenge for players of all levels. In 2025, Mitchell proudly opened the Outback Queensland Masters, Australia's most remote and rewarding amateur golf series. Golfers from across the country gathered to compete for the coveted Million Dollar Hole-In-One, bringing fresh energy to the town and putting Mitchell on the map as a must-visit destination on Queensland's outback golf trail. But the experience doesn't end at the 18th hole. Unwind in the rejuvenating waters of the Great Artesian Spa, explore the stories of explorer Major Mitchell, or delve into the legends of the notorious Kenniff Brothers. Warm hospitality is part of the package here — visitors often leave not only with unforgettable memories but also with new friends. Whether you're passing through or planning a longer stay, Mitchell offers an authentic slice of outback life. Swap the hustle of city golf for something more grounded — and far more memorable — at Mitchell Golf Club.
Mitchell QLD
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Maranoa Art Gallery, located in the elegantly transformed old Maranoa Picture Theatre, serves as the cultural heart of Mitchell, bringing together community members and visitors alike to celebrate the arts. This unique arts precinct boasts a variety of engaging spaces, including an expansive gallery area, a library, a movie projection room display, and an outdoor workspace for artists, complete with a sculpture garden. The gallery is committed to showcasing a diverse array of artistic expressions, featuring an impressive exhibition calendar curated by a dedicated Gallery Committee. They work tirelessly to present inspiring and creative works from local, regional, and metropolitan artists, ensuring that the gallery remains a vibrant hub for art and culture. Visitors to the Maranoa Art Gallery can explore the rich tapestry of artistic talent on display, participate in community events, and appreciate the intersection of history and creativity within the beautifully repurposed theatre. This venue not only honors the artistic spirit of the region but also fosters a deep connection between artists and the community, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the arts.
Mitchell QLD
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Natural Attractions
Mitchell Park picnic area is a great place to pause for a bite and take in the bushland scenery of Cattai National Park particularly after working up a sweat on one of the park's great walking tracks. Cattai Creek is a great spot for fishing, so you can try your hand at catching some lunch. Nearby the creek, you'll find picnic shelters and plenty of grass to lay out a picnic rug. If you're feeling energetic after lunch, you could try some canoeing or kayaking along the creek, head off on another walk or simply relax with a book or your thoughts.
Maraylya NSW
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National Parks and Reserves
Mitchell River National Park has impressive river scenery, serene rainforest gullies, rugged landscapes and some of Victoria's more unusual vegetation communities. From open forest to remote river gorges, the park is home to a vast array of indigenous flora and fauna, some at the furthermost extent of their range. The park is an exciting destination for outdoor enthusiasts and boasts unspoilt natural beauty and remoteness. Canoeing or rafting provides the easiest access to much of the park. The river offers the canoeist short day trips or extended touring through tranquil pools and turbulent rapids down to the Gippsland Lakes. The best time canoeing is from July to December. 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.
Cobbannah VIC
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Natural Attractions
Imagine a place in Western Australia where lush tropical palms dominate the landscape. Imagine spell-binding gorges and huge waterfalls etched into the blocky, layered sandstone. Now stop imagining because this place exists and it's Mitchell River National Park. The park has lots to explore. There are fabulous examples of Aboriginal rock art to discover. Mitchell Falls must be the natural highlight. The track to Mitchell Falls starts at Mertens Creek and the adjacent Mitchell Falls Campground. From here you can walk to Little Mertens Falls, Mertens Gorge and Mitchell Falls. Alternatively take a scenic flight to these attractions from the campground. It's all picturesque and marvellous. Such a remote and stunning place wouldn't be what it is if it was easy to get to. It's not, but that's all part of the adventure! You'll need a fully equipped four-wheel drive (4WD) vehicle and be confident in off-road driving to get there. Information about Wunambal Gaambera people and visiting Wunambal Gaambera Country is available at wunambalgaambera.org.au You must buy an Uunguu Visitor Pass online at wunambalgaambera.org.au before arriving as there is no public internet/phone access on Wunambal Gaambera Country.
Mitchell Plateau WA
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Natural Attractions
From river to gorge top, the semi-remote Mitchell River Walking Track follows the west bank of the river downstream from Angusvale through the Den of Nargun gorge, which is lined with remnants of temperate rainforest. There are spectacular views from the river to the top of the gorge. Location: Mitchell River National Park Distance: 18 kilometres one way Duration: Two days Grade: Level Four - Bushwalking experience and a good level of fitness required. Tracks may be long, rough and very steep. Directional signage may be limited. Walks may be more than 20 kilometres. Start: Angusvale camping area Finish: Den of Nargun picnic area
Iguana Creek VIC
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Mitchells Ridge Lookout is a historic lookout and rest area, named after Sir Thomas Livingston Mitchell who supervised the building of the Pass by convict labour in 1832. An obelisk at the lookout commemorates the opening of Victoria Pass in 1832 The Pass is one of the oldest and most significant engineered works in Australia still in use today. From the western end of the lookout, there is a good view of the convict-hewn and built sandstone rampart across the Pass.
Mount Victoria NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Mitchelton Gallery of Aboriginal Art is the world's largest commercial Aboriginal Art Gallery established by Adam Knight and Gerry Ryan OAM, both passionate about Indigenous Australian art. The gallery offers a vibrant space for locals and visitors to experience the powerful expressions of Australia's First Peoples. It exhibits pieces from over 15 art centers and communities across Australia, including their local Taungurung Clan. They are proud to contribute to the cultural heritage of their region by celebrating and honoring its history for both current and future generations. Located on Taungurung Country, the gallery acknowledges the traditional custodians who have maintained their cultural practices and ceremonies for centuries. They respect their enduring culture and unique role in the region's heritage.
Nagambie VIC
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Landmarks and Buildings
Mitchies Jetty is a quintessential Merimbula destination, located on the sparkling shores of Merimbula Lake. Originally built as a fishermen's "net shed" in the 1920s, the site was bought by Don Mitchelson who replaced the jetty and shed in the 1940s - early 1950s. The colourful shack is now an icon of Merimbula and perhaps one of the most photographed locations on the Sapphire Coast! Mitchies Jetty is a popular coastal hangout for young families, especially in the summer months when jumping off the jetty is a favourite pastime. The crystal-clear waters and surrounding foreshore are perfect for sheltered swimming, SUPing, kayaking and fishing. Mitchies Espresso Bar is open in the mornings all year round, serving delicious Wild Ryes coffee and baked treats. Stroll around the estuary mouth for a walk along Main Beach, or follow the paved walking path along the lake's foreshore towards Merimbula Bridge for serene lake vistas. SUP and kayak hire are available from the jetty, as well as regular fishing charters with Fishpen Charters. Mitchies Jetty is located in Fishpen within walking distance from Merimbula township.
Merimbula NSW
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