uluru
Uluru, Northern Territory, Australia

australia

select from my separate journeys in australia

Australia is a truly iconic destination; its buildings, wildlife and even shape are known around the world. It's a land of kangaroos and koalas, Aborigines and the dusty red outback, surfer dudes and addictive television soap operas. Away from these predicable images of Oz, however, lies a country as complex as it is vast. 
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northern territory: yulara & uluru

This was a trip 3000km westward from Sydney to experience the evocative and iconic Outback in Australia's Northern Territory; a land of red deserts, Aborigines and a magical rock called Uluru.

australian capital territory: canberra

This mini road trip to Australian Capital Territory was my fourth Aussie state. A mere 300km south west of Sydney lies Canberra, this sunburnt country's modernist bush capital and national meeting place.

tasmania

Starting from the capital Hobart, this was a road trip along Tasmania's famous Great Eastern Drive; a drive punctuated by wilderness, waterfalls, rainforests, mountainscapes and pure white beaches.

south east australia

This was a road adventure along Australia's south east coast from Sydney to Melbourne, driving along the famous Princes Highway stopping at Narooma, Mallacoota and the awesome Blue Mountains.

western australia: perth & rottnest

This was a visit to Perth, the state capital of WA and one of the most isolated cities on the planet and a golden opportunity to visit the magical land of the Quokkas on Rottnest Island.

sydney

I have called the New South Wales state capital home for a year; it's an opportunity to chronicle a city beyond its famous landmarks. Welcome to a Sydney seen through the eyes of a British immigrant: me.

coastal new south wales

This was a 1000km road trip along coastal New South Wales from Minnamurra in the south to Port Macquarie in the Mid-North. It was a journey of sand dunes, Jurassic rainforests & paradisal beaches.

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