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Fleur Bainger

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freelance journo, travel junkie, food fantatic and all round adventurer. Quirky is my favourite everything.
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The 8 best weekend getaways in Western Australia

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By Fleur Bainger Verified, Carla Grossetti Verified, Leanne Archer
| Australian Traveller Verified
Blend the addictive energy of dance, creative cinematic movies, captivating theatre, and energising music during Perth Festival. Perth Festival has extraordinary roots. Born as a summer community experiment back in 1953, the brainchild of Professor Fred Alexander, it’s now Australia’s longest-running international art-based festival.
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Exmouth Gulf: Ningaloo’s nursery

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By Fleur Bainger Verified
| Australian Geographic Verified
It’s 10am, blowing a gale, and Tim Winton’s brow is furrowed. We’ve been watching the forecast for days, holding our breath as the ocean chops and wind howls in all the wrong directions. Our goal? To explore Exmouth Gulf by water, a haven of endangered marine life and mangrove shallows like nowhere else on the planet. Humpback whales seek refuge in Exmouth Gulf during their annual migration, safe from orcas hunting in Ningaloo’s outer reef.
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This Kimberley tour comes with a silent guide – and that's the point - Australian Traveller

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By Fleur Bainger Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
This Kimberley tour comes with a silent guide – and that’s the point Credit: Ben Broady Kimberley Fleur Bainger Paying for a guide who doesn’t talk to you and leaves you alone in the bush? Yes please. I’m kneeling on rusted rock at the base of a splintering waterfall in WA’s Kimberley, and my guide is walking away from me. The crunch of his hiking boots softens as the distance between us grows, until I can no longer see his knees bending over the golden grasses.
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