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Destinations: CULTURAL AND HERITAGE

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The Hand of God?

Langgi Inlet in WA's Kimberley region is home to a maze of three metre-high remarkably life-like, naturally sculptured sandstone pillars standing alongside a freshwater creek. Why is one rock shaped like a duck and another shaped like a horse's head, animals not seen in Australia? >>>

Frozen In Time

Beechworth, an old goldmining centre in Victoria's north-east, is a town frozen in time. Its connection to bushranger Ned Kelly makes a visit even more compelling. >>>

What's In A Name?

Australian most famous waterway isn't the mighty Murray River, it's a small, insignificant rivulet that is only several kilometres long and flows into SA's Barossa Valley. >>>

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