The Braidwood Recreation Ground has undergone a facelift. With Stage One completed there is now a new amenities block with a multi-purpose room, a new canteen and a new BMX track.
Rugby and soccer can be enjoyed on the field and the school uses the area regularly for school events.
The new playground is a welcome addition for the smaller children and further down the track barbecue facilities and picnic table will be added.
Braidwood Regional Arts Group (BRAG) is a not-for-profit community organisation that brings together artists, craftspeople, writers, performers, teachers, art lovers and supporters from Braidwood and the surrounding region. They provide a safe, welcoming and communal space where creative people of all experience levels, from emerging to professional , can connect, learn, share and grow.
Through the BRAG Arts Centre, members and visitors can gather for exhibitions, workshops, group activities, music and poetry events, and other creative programs throughout the year. BRAG offers opportunities to exhibit in several visual arts group shows annually, as well as take part in art groups and community events.
Everyone is welcome at their events, whether they are making art, enjoying it or supporting local creativity. The Centre is also available for hire for a wide range of purposes.
As a community-focused organisation, all donations help improve BRAG's facilities, programs and services for the region.
Make Brambuk the National Park and Cultural Centre in Halls Gap your first stop before exploring Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park.
Visit the National Park Information Centre where you can source the latest park information including walking, camping and touring. Parks staff can help you discover world famous hiking trails, beautiful waterfalls, spectacular mountain views and ancient Aboriginal rock art shelters. A unique range of local Indigenous products, Australian made souvenirs and park maps are available in the gift shop.
A series of self-guided and wheelchair friendly walks through the Brambuk wetlands and native gardens links the park information centre to the Cultural Centre and provides a glimpse of the native wildlife of Gariwerd.
Since opening in 1990, Brambuk has provided an opportunity for visitors to connect and learn about what Gariwerd means to the Jadawadjali and Djab Wurrung people. The award-winning Cultural Centre building is currently closed for upgrades, and these works are expected to be ongoing between 2022 and 2026.
Keep an eye on the Parks Victoria Junior Ranger website for the latest list of holiday activities and programs.
Brambuk the National Park and Cultural Centre is two kilometress south of Halls Gap and is open seven days a week (except Christmas Day).
Visit the Parks Victoria website to check park conditions. Remember to stay bushfire ready using Emergency Victoria's website while in nature.
The Branxton Golf Club Co-Op Ltd has come a long way since it was first established in 1921.'The Ultimate Nine' has challenged golfing greats such as Billy Dunk, Ian Stanley, Peter Lonard, Nathan Green, Andre Stoltz and many more.
Several of the members have been with the club for over 50 years, while the juniors are making their mark in today's golfing scene. Branxton Golf Course is a well maintained par 70, nine hole course. Alternate Tee positions are provided for most holes for an18 hole game of 5547 metres. The course features two par fives, four par forus, and three par threes, each with their own challenges. Additional Tees are provided for ladies competition.
Great food, quality drinks and unforgettable live performances.
With a supper-club-meets-bordello feel, Brass Monkey is a beloved live music venue showcasing a constant rotation of local and international talent. Sink into your seat and enjoy everything from indie and reggae to hip‑hop, folk, rock, jazz and blues. Vintage gig posters line the walls, while echoes of legendary shows linger, giving the space its unmistakable edge and character.
Break out of your usual dining habits and book an evening of dinner and entertainment at this much‑loved local hideaway.
The Brassall Bikeway is a popular shared path that connects North Ipswich, Brassall and Wulkuraka, linking directly to the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail - which continues through Fernvale and all the way to Yarraman.
Stretching approximately 14 kilometres, the Bikeway follows the alignment of part of the first railway line built in Queensland, offering riders and walkers a journey through both scenic landscapes and local history. Fully paved and mostly flat, it provides a safe and enjoyable experience for cyclists of all abilities, walkers, and families looking for an easy weekend adventure.
For those feeling a little more adventurous, a 600-metre mountain bike track can be accessed directly from the Bikeway. The loop includes a bike repair station and shaded seating, making it a great place to pause and regroup. While suitable for most ages, training wheels are not recommended on this section.
Along the way, keep an eye out for heritage features such as an old steam engine, railway siding, and other hidden surprises. You can also detour to the Queensland Museum Rail Workshops, or visit the bicycle learning track at Sutton Park.
There's plenty to discover - whether you're riding a short stretch or tackling the full trail.
Located in Griffin, Bray Farm Park offers children an adventurous day of fun and exploring. This park has been dubbed something out of Harry Potter that is perfect for entertaining children and their magical abilities. Hidden away in the Riverbreeze Estate of Griffin, this magical park allows children to escape into a world of wizardry. Bray Farm Park is surrounded by some of Moreton Bay’s greatest wildlife and nature. Children and families will become infatuated with the beautiful sounds of sing-song birds and if you are lucky enough you may even encounter a koala or kangaroo.
One of the highlights of Bray Farm park is the playgrounds which are composed of wooden cubby houses connected by a swinging bridge, ramp and slide. Children can also enjoy hopping around on gigantic tomatoes and pumpkins that are scattered across the park. Other features include; climbing nets, bench seating, slides, rubbish bins and a concrete path for older children who would like to take their bikes or scooters.
This park is also conveniently located nearby to the Osprey House Environmental Centre and Dohles Rock Reserve which makes for a great day out for children and their families.
Please note there are no toilets.
Brayfield Park Lavender Farm offers a quality range of lavender products straight from the farm to the consumer through their unique Hahndorf shop.
From high end cosmetics, beauty products, mists, sleep sprays, essential oils, lavender wheat bags, bath salts, culinary lavender and so much more, the shop is a must for visitors and tourists looking for something uniquely South Australian.
Their friendly staff at the Hahndorf Shop can provide information and advice for consumers who want to learn more or experiment with lavender themselves. They have some fantastic ideas for cooking with lavender.
The farm is located approximately half an hours drive away at Murray Bridge where the soil, water and climate are ideal for growing productive lavender on a commercial scale. Lavender Angustifolia Essential Oil is highly sought after across the world for its skin healing and therapeutic qualities.
For those who do venture to the farm during the peak season of November and December it is such a wonderful sight when the sea of purple blows gently in the breeze with magnificent views of the River Murray.
Although the farm sees many visitors each year, the Hahndorf Shop, being closer to Adelaide, provides a great alternative for consumers, with many products and gifts.
Home of the massive hedge/tree church nestled in the vineyard with magnificent views of Round Mountain, Jagungal and Blackjack this five- acre Open Garden with 100 Manchuria Pear driveway was born on 15 August 2013.
The bare cow paddock has been transformed into an awesome garden with a large dam, island, bridges, ponds, bridal walk, grain silo bar, bbq fire area, hairy heaven cemetery, iris dam walkway and garden rooms, numerous seats to rest and enjoy. Colour abounds.
Enjoy a great espresso overlooking the garden. At Braymont the visitor will also find the Miniature South African Meatmaster Sheep, Miniature Dunn Cattle, crested Indian Runner Ducks roaming through the garden, French Toulouse Geese and Ringneck Doves to release in the church.
Bookings are essential for large groups.
This iconic Warrumbungle National Park walk is famous for its wildlife and vistas of rugged volcanic landscape. Breadknife and Grand High Tops walk is the jewel in the glistening crown and is a must-do for bush walkers who love a challenge with their scenery. The track follows Spirey Creek before climbing steeply to give close encounters with iconic formations such as Belougery Spire, Bress Peak and Crater Bluff.
Passing Balor Hut campground on your way up, stop for a picnic and take in one of the best panoramas in NSW. After the breathtaking Grand High Tops summit, continue on towards Western High Tops and the Ogma Gap campground. You'll pass Dows Camp on the way for a look at the impressive Bluff Mountain. To complete the 14.5 kilometre loop, follow the West Spirey track back to Pincham carpark.
Alternatively, you can take a shorter 12.5 kilometre return to Pincham carpark via Dagda Shortcut.
In spring, walkers will be treated to a wildflower display of purple hoveas, white daisy bushes, yellow wattles and orange pea flowers.
Explore Breaker Morant Drive – A Stroll Through History
Take a leisurely walk or short drive along Breaker Morant Drive, a 500-metre circuit encircling the oval at Kitchener Park, just off Conadilly Street in Gunnedah.
This historic route pays tribute to Harry Harbord "Breaker" Morant, born in Bideford, England in 1865, who migrated to Australia at 19. Known for his skill as a drover and horse breaker, Morant earned the nickname "The Breaker" for his ability to tame wild horses—and, as legend suggests, hearts as well!
During the 1890s, Morant worked at Pullaming Station near Gunnedah. Local stories recall him riding horses over jumps at Kitchener Park, including the famous "The Rattler", a horse he broke in that went on to hold the Australian high jump record for several years.
In 2002, a commemorative plaque was unveiled in Kitchener Park to honour Gunnedah's connection to the Boer War and mark the centenary of Morant and Handcock's execution.
Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for a pleasant walk, Breaker Morant Drive offers a unique glimpse into Gunnedah's rich heritage.
Breakr is Canberra’s very own 'Smash Room'.
A smash room is a dedicated space for breaking plates, mugs, glasses, vases and other fragile items (all provided by them!) in a safe space, either by throwing them at the walls or by using the tools provided. Breakr is a great way to have some fun and relieve stress!
While it is true that they break a lot of items, they aren't creating any additional waste.
All items they break are sourced from local Op Shops and Charities in Canberra. However, we only take items that are unable to be sold and are on their way to be disposed of.
This is a 14 years and over establishment.
The Breakwater Lighthouse is located at Wollongong Harbour just opposite Belmore Basin. It was commissioned in 1872 and the height of the tower is 42 feet (12.8 metres).
This now disused lighthouse was initially powered by vegetable oils and in the 1910s by gas. It was a prefabricated structure. A larger, improved lighthouse on the headland replaced it in the 1930s.
There is no public access inside the lighthouse.
At Breakwater Marina, they welcome new visitors to experience their North Queensland lifestyle. Steps from the CBD and tucked beside leafy parklands and dining hotspots, their marina is open seven days with a convenient self-serve, 24-hour Fuel Wharf.
They offer 325 berths for vessels up to 45 metres, with flexible Short- and Long-Term options to suit visiting cruisers and home-port locals.
Unleaded/Diesel are available on their easy-access Fuel Wharf, along with Ice and Gas. Guests also enjoy the use of their two-hour Courtesy Car—perfect for quick runs to the shops or exploring their tropical city.
Townsville is "lifestyle at a tropical pace"—visit them, and you might be surprised how long you want to stay… especially with their Pay 5, Stay 7 deal.
Breathe in Studio located at Carlton Beach, offers health and wellness experiences including ice bath, far infrared sauna, breath-work, meditation, personal training, and yoga. Run by a local couple - Matt and Monica Thom - Best selling wellness authors and 7 times World Fitness Champions
Fire and Ice Therapy activates the power of presence and boosts immunity while reducing inflammation and stress. Sweat out toxins and breathe in calmness.
Are you ready for 75 minutes of wellness? Your session begins with guided meditation and breath-work, followed by an ice bath and two rounds of the far infrared sauna whilst sipping on a hot ginger tea. Finish with a yoga mobility session and feel the calmness and clarity while you relax in our wellness space on the sand dunes.
Book in for a group of four in our set workshop dates found on our website or a private group session at a time that suits you.
Also offering, personal training sessions with four times World Fitness Champion Matt Thom. 30min, 45min and 1 hour PT sessions available and why not add an ice bath or sauna session afterwards!!
Welcome to Adelaide's five-star boutique wellness sanctuary, Breathe Stretch Float!
Home of SA's first and only Himalayan Salt Cave, weekly winner of the 2024 Adelaide Fringe 'Best Event or Workshop' for their salt cave sound immersion journeys and NDIS-approved for managed and self-managed clients, this gem is hidden in the heart of the Adelaide CBD.
They specialise in first-class healing and restorative treatments including float therapy, salt therapy, massage, Havening Techniques, Tibetan Singing Bowl Therapy, mobile corporate yoga, Salt Cave Sound Immersion Journeys and meditation.
They aim to nurture and relax each of our clients with individualised and innovative therapeutic techniques. Creating a safe place for healing to occur, they provide you with only the highest level of quality care and service that you deserve.
Featured in SA Life magazine, Glam Adelaide, the Advertiser and one of Adelady's 'Top 15 Girly Weekend Away Ideas', this unique oasis of calm will have you leaving the world behind as you step through their doors.
Take time out today to nourish yourself - mind, body and soul.
Easily accessible by public transport, and only a short walk from the city centre, Victoria Square and major hotels. A perfect location for unique corporate meetings or team building sessions!
Gift vouchers available for purchase.
Come experience the Breathe Stretch Float difference for yourself!
A celebration of Campbelltown’s thriving Pacific community, and the extensive connections between people, plants, animals and all living things.
A bold, collaborative public artwork created by award-winning artists and designers Victoria Garcia and Bayvick Lawrance. The work is an ambitious intersection of two artists, two cultures, two buildings and two creative disciplines, brought together by the concept of ‘high fashion meets street art’.
The work subtly changes with the movement of light: mornings conjure a shimmering lace underwater effect, and the afternoon light enflames the rainbow sequins.
Commissioned by Campbelltown City Council, 2022. With special thanks to Goldwar Pty Ltd, Zois Pty Ltd, Vivid Advisory & Sabsabi Video. Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the CBD Revitalisation Fund.
This lookout is well worth the 26km drive from the park entrance along The Forest Road, to the head of Jemmy's Creek catchment. Simply park and stroll over to the lookout.
Perched 1000m above sea level, this lofty spot on the Great Dividing Range gives you expansive views across the patchwork of farmland and forest on the plains.
It's a great stop on a scenic drive in Coolah Tops, especially if you're camping overnight. Combine Breeza lookout with the drive along Gemini Loop Road, and a visit to Cattle Creek Hut, before looping back to The Forest Road.
Please note that The Forest Road east of the Hildegard Road intersection is closed during winter (June, July and August).
Located in the heart of Coffs Harbour, Brelsford Park is a vibrant community park where families, visitors and locals come together to relax, play and connect.
Following a major transformation, the park features expansive open lawns, shady picnic areas, barbecues, accessible pathways, modern amenities and plenty of space to unwind. It's the perfect place to enjoy a picnic, kick a ball, meet friends or simply take a break while exploring the city.
Families will love the inclusive playground, designed for children of all ages and abilities. Packed with imaginative play equipment, swings and climbing features, it's a favourite destination for young adventurers.
Adjoining the park is the popular Coffs Harbour Skate Park, one of the region's premier skate facilities. The purpose-built skate plaza caters for skateboarders, scooter riders, BMX riders and inline skaters of all skill levels, with a variety of street-style elements, ramps, rails and bowls.
Brelsford Park also hosts community events, outdoor performances and festivals throughout the year, making it a lively destination in every season. Conveniently located within walking distance of the city centre, cafés and shopping, it's an ideal place to relax, recharge or enjoy an active day outdoors.
Join a research expedition to the marine-life hotspot of Bremer Bay Canyon for once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters with a host of species, including the Southern Hemisphere’s largest pod of killer whales (orcas).
The canyon is 70 kilometres offshore from the town of Bremer Bay, a five-and-a-half-hour drive south from Perth, and full-day canyon boat tours operate between mid-January and mid-April from Bremer Bay. A flight from Perth will get you to nearby Albany in just over an hour, and from there you can get a bus transfer on the day of your tour.
The canyon attracts an amazing diversity of marine life. Long-finned pilot whales, sperm whales, dolphins, giant squid, sharks and shoals of tuna and sunfish, not to mention sea lions, fur seals and a host of seabirds.
However, it’s the killer whales that are the star attraction, and with in excess of 100 orcas known to inhabit the canyon’s food-rich waters, have your camera ready to capture an awe-inspiring encounter with the ocean’s super predator.
Learn about the fascinating research into this endangered species and join the researchers in observing and photographing the highly social family groups and larger pods. Then return to shore with memories you’ll never forget.
Bremer Beach has a wide expanse of crystal clear blue water and a long stretch of beautiful white sand. This beach is only a 10 minute walk from the town and has a sheltered cove for swimming.
Bremer Bay is situated just under two hours drive east of Albany and 5.5 hours drive south east of Perth.
Located close to the heart of Sale, Brennan Park has landscaped entry areas, rotunda with a barbeque, a play area, basketball court and running track. The large grass area remains central to the park. Playground features a structure with wave slide, climbing wall, shop front, rope bridge, steering wheel, fireman's pole, curved walk way, little wave slide, clock, steps, monkey rungs and balance beam with obstacles. Also swings and toad springer.
Experience local Wiradjuri Artist, Creator & Educator Brett Groves original artworks and products, commissioned art, murals, greeting cards, prints, cultural items, essential oils, honey, bush tucker tea, workshops.
Discover all the local must-see places to visit and stay as Brett shares his local knowledge and welcomes you to Wiradjuri Country.
Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known.
This blue plaque commemorates Brett Whiteley who is one of Australia's most celebrated 20th-century artists.
Visit the blue plaque at Brett Whiteley House, 1 Walker Street, Lavender Bay NSW 2060 and scan the QR code there to learn more.
