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7 ways to switch off and reconnect in Albury Wodonga nature

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By Kate Bettes Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
Abandoned mills and forgotten paper plants are finding second lives – and helping redefine a city long underestimated. Just 15 years ago, Federal Mills was a very different place. Once among the most significant industrial sites in Victoria, the historic woollen mill was one of a dozen that operated in Geelong at the industry’s peak in the mid-20th century, helping the city earn its title as ‘wool centre of the world’.
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Two ALL Accor luxury city escapes money can’t buy

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By Kate Bettes Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
Discover the magic of a Sydney staycation in summer at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney. Sydney City is magical in summer. Warm summer evenings beg to be spent sipping cool cocktails at one of many al fresco and rooftop bars. Ferries and buses are ready to transport travellers to the best nearby beaches for salty days on the sand. National parks and rainforests are waiting to be explored. And the city’s events calendar is packed, from live music to cultural attractions.
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lyf on Elizabeth Melbourne

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By Kate Bettes Verified
| Australian Traveller Verified
The passionate community that saved Bendigo Tramways has kept the story of this city alive for generations. It was an absolute steal: a fleet of 23 trams for just $1. But such a fortunate purchase didn’t happen easily. It was 1972 when the Bendigo Trust handed over a single buck for the city’s historic collection of battery, steam and electric trams, which had transported locals since 1890. Bendigo Tramways is a historic transport line turned tourist service.
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