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Join us for the 30th Canberra Two-Day Walk
The 30th Canberra Two-Day Walk will become the inurural Rotary Aussie Peace Walk in 2021. This is the story of it all began.
Twilight Walking Tours
Don’t miss a twilight walking tour of Mulligans Flat. Search for endangered species like the Eastern Bettong and the Bush-stone Curlew
Prevent Hiking Injuries
Three common hiking injuries you can prevent. Avoid shin splints, avoid knee injuries, and stop blisters that can occur when walking.
Sunday 21km Walk
From Nara Peace Park on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, we followed the route planned for the Sunday 21km peace walk.Early on a mild Spring morning, three of us gathered near the Canberra Nara Peace Park on the southern shores of Lake Burley Griffin. We planned to...
Delicious Za’Atar Salmon Fillets
A quick and tasty salmon recipe with a Middle Eastern zing. It will take 35-40 minutes to prepare but it is worth every delicious bite.
Leave No Trace
When bushwalking in the wilderness, you must aim to leave no trace. How to conserve our natural environment when walking in the bush.
Meet IML Walkers Yvonne & Jamie
During this COVID-19 pandemic year, Yvonne and Jamie Stewart have really missed the opportunity of travelling to IML events and catching up with their international walking friends. Yvonne and Jamie are Australia’s IML delegates. Yvonne is also the newly elected...
Recipe Greek Salad Nachos
A healthy, modern version of the traditional Greek Salad recipe in Nachos. Substituting the traditional corn chips and guacamole.
Peace Poles For New Generations
It began with the World Peace Bell and now the message of peace is being spread to 100 schools around Australia as a Rotary Centenary initiative.'If there is to be peace in the world, there must be peace between nations.'On the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, in...
75 Years After WW2 The Battle Continues
World War 2 Was the Deadliest Conflict in History. ICAN won the Nobel Peace Prize for their campaign to abolish 14,500 nuclear weapons.
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Canberra Attractions
Australia’s national attractions are a must-see when in Canberra. Each attraction offers unique experiences for all ages.
Guided tours are also available at most attractions.
A visit to Parliament House is fascinating, not only because of the stunning building but because of the accessibility of seeing democracy in action.
Discover Canberra’s many Galleries and Museums. From the National icons to the smaller galleries, you’ll be spoilt for choice. And don’t forget the fabulous collection of art by our war artists at the Australian War Memorial.
Questacon, the National Science and Technology Centre, is a world-class hands-on science centre. A ‘must-see’ for adults and kids alike.
The National Library of Australia is the country’s largest reference library. It houses a collection that includes printed matter and many fascinating objects.
The National Museum of Australia on Acton Peninsular, directly across the lake from the World Peace Bell, is another place that will take at least half a day to walk through.
Canberra Reptile Zoo, Canberra’s Walk-In Aviary and the National Zoo and Aquarium are all great places to visit for the nature lovers.
Let’s not forget Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, south of Canberra, if you have time for a drive out of the city.
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