By Danielle Lancaster Two very special things happened to me today. Well actually there were many more, but two I will tell you about now. After much consideration I decided to bring Mitchell, my 14 year old son, on a two week holiday to Cambodia. Well part […]

By Danielle Lancaster On our Bluedog Photography Outback Odyssey Tour we are having a little competition: the Pink Cap Comp. As many of you already know, we here at Bluedog support many charities/causes such as cervical cancer in the South Pacific (the biggest killer of women in […]

By Danielle Lancaster Picture in your mind the Queensland outback – what do you see? Most will visualise ochre tinged sand dunes, stockmen and a vast open landscape. The outback we are visiting while on our Bluedog Photography Outback Odyssey Tour does have all of this and […]

By Danielle Lancaster Today we farewelled the Gold Coast and a big ticket bonus on the ‘Experience Queensland – Where Australia Shines’ campaign for operators on Tamborine Mountain is that it was included on this family.

By Danielle Lancaster Pete Murray reckons he has the best job in the world. Each day he goes to work in bare feet, meets people who are out for pure fun and sees something different every day. Pete is a pilot of the Cloud9 Seaplane and each […]

By Danielle Lancaster I have to skite, please let me do it just once. I have had a wonderful morning here on Queensland’s Gold Coast. First up after breakfast, was a visit to Seaworld. Yes, I’ve seen the shows before and the dolphins performing all their tricks, […]

I experienced the night skies of the Gold Coast and wow what a sight! From 230 metres into the sky (yes that’s 1,331 stairs if you are contemplating walking) the 360 degree views from SkyPoint are astonishing. Now if you don’t already know, I don’t like heights. […]

As Easter approaches many are finalising their holiday arrangements: there’s camping, 5 star resorts, visiting family and various lures tempting all of us. Me? I am still deciding. Why? Due to a deluge of great tourist information that has come my way in the past few weeks.

Little towns are full of characters, Anita and I did not have to go far to find our first example on our walk around Rolleston yesterday afternoon. Across the road from our rooms at the hotel sits a little store. Many may pass this by as a […]

Guest blog by Anita Bromley I would like to think that I’ve seen enough of the world and Australia for that matter to not be surprised about what I’d see heading ‘out west’ with Danielle for the weekend. And no, I haven’t been surprised. A better word […]