Tourism Research Australia data released today shows a total of 334,184 international caravanning and camping visitors for the year ending June 2016, growing yet again by 12% on the previous … Read More
Almost one in five Australians has a disability, that’s four million people, so accessible tourism affects all of us, either personally or in our family groups. Forward-thinking destinations and holiday … Read More
Anthony Wake is a man passionate about providing people with disabilities the same opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors as anyone else. So much so, he launched the first Australian … Read More
Get active and outdoors with these five child-friendly bushwalks within easy travel distance of Melbourne. Research has found the benefits to children from playing outdoors include improved attention spans and better … Read More
This year’s RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride will explore the hills of Halls Gap, the coastal cliffs of the Great Ocean Road and everything in between. With the iconic Great … Read More
We’re often asked if SES has plans for an app similar to FireReady. Come November, the warnings information and alerts that you see published via our Facebook page and www.twitter.com/vicsesnews will also … Read More
The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is pleased to announce the appointment of Dianne Smith as the new Executive Director, Melbourne Chamber of Commerce. The position is responsible for the … Read More
Outpriced from metropolitan housing markets and retirement villages, many retirees are winding up in regional caravan parks. Pam and John Bond have been living in their two-and-a-half-bedroom demountable house … Read More
