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Hailey Coules
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Editorial Producer, Domain
Melbourne
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Adventure Travel , Travel Photography, Unique Accommodations , Local Cuisines , Luxury Retreats , Cultural Explorations , Budget Friendly Escapes , Destination Guides , Sustainable Travel, Travel Tips, Unique Accommodations , Local Cuisines , Luxury Retreats , Cultural Explorations , Budget Friendly Escapes , Destination Guides , Sustainable Travel, Unique Accommodations , Local Cuisines , Luxury Retreats , Cultural Explorations , Budget Friendly Escapes , Destination Guides , Sustainable Travel, Unique Accommodations , Local Cuisines , Luxury Retreats , Cultural Explorations , Budget Friendly Escapes , Destination Guides , Sustainable Travel
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By Hailey Coules Verified| Domain Verified State borders are a trifling matter up on the Murray River. Take Echuca, which has been twinned with its NSW counterpart, Moama, since the days paddle steamers were a valid form of public transport. Their cross-border symbiosis was boosted three years ago by the opening of a second bridge across the river. Locals had been vocal about the need for a second crossing since 1965.
By Hailey Coules Verified| Domain Verified Wander along Little Malop Street in the Geelong CBD on a Friday night, and you’ll witness the new face of Victoria’s second major city. The vibrant strip is the kind of destination any capital would be proud to claim. Teeming with people enjoying bars, hole-in-the-wall restaurants and life in general, it’s a testament to the civic foresight that turned a narrow street dominated by historic shopfronts into a pedestrian precinct. Little Malop isn’t Geelong’s only food and drink precinct.
By Hailey Coules Verified| Domain Verified State borders are a trifling matter up on the Murray River. Take Echuca, which has been twinned with its NSW counterpart, Moama, since the days paddle steamers were a valid form of public transport. Their cross-border symbiosis was boosted three years ago by the opening of a second bridge across the river. Locals had been vocal about the need for a second crossing since 1965.
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