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AC Country Road Trips

Issue 2
Magazine

With features and articles on methods and materials along with case studies from some of Australia’s best architects and designers, you’ll find all you need to plan and execute your dream home. Well look at modern building methods and materials, including prefab and CLT. We’ll talk to suppliers about the latest innovations and discuss with designers the what, how and why they use the products they choose.

Editor’s Letter

AC Country Road Trips

In dinosaur tracks • During the Cretaceous era, the contintents were shifting and dinosaurs roamed the earth. A trip through outback Queensland provides incredible insights into this ancient past.

Bruny on a plate • Passionate producers have helped put this microcosm of Tasmania firmly on the map.

All that glitters • Once one of the finest cities in the world, Bendigo still has it in spades.

An ancient odyssey • The Flinders Ranges provide an intoxicating package of spectacular landscape and creature comforts.

Meandering the Murray • A trip down the mighty Murray spans three states and rewards visitors with a fresh perspective on the bounty of fine food, beverages and ways to relax.

Beyond the blowhole • Mention Kiama and most people think of its famous blowhole, but there’s much more to discover in this gem of a NSW coastal town.

Capital notions • If you haven’t been to Canberra for a while, you’re in for a surprise. Canberra is not just the nation’s capital, it’s fast becoming the capital of cool.

Looming over the landscape • Creativity comes on a grand scale when the canvases are silos and industrial buildings.

Just add water • We dip a toe into the mineral-rich hot spring pools and artesian bore-filled waterholes across the country.

Gulaga dreaming • The far south coast of NSW entices visitors with its ethereal charm, stunning local produce and outdoor adventures.

Tracks across the top • Trains and boats and planes provide an amazing insight into Queensland’s Gulf Savannah region.

A new golden age • In the past, Bathurst and its surrounding villages may have been eclipsed by the neighbouring towns of Orange and Mudgee. However, as a recent visit shows, now is the historic city’s time to shine once more.

The flower chasers • With many of Australia’s biodiversity hotspots located in Western Australia, the state is an irrestistible magnet for plant enthusiasts.

Southern sampler • The NSW Southern Highlands redefines the notion of a short break with equal measures of culinary and drinking delights, cultural options and outdoor pursuits.

Naturally gifted • Tasmania’s Huon Valley offers a feast for the senses. In spite of its superlative wine, food and cultural offerings, the ever-changing landscape proves that man can never upstage nature.

Home in the Hunter • From swimming at Newcastle’s splendid beaches and hot-air ballooning to wine-tasting, fine dining and art experiences, the Hunter Valley caters for all comers.

Coasting along • The Fleurieu Peninsula, with its McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek wine regions and Kangaroo Island, gives South Australian visitors a host of indulgences.

Bound for Mornington • Victoria’s Mornington Peninisula may be within day-tripping distance of Melbourne, but its myriad attractions deserve longer attention.

Into the wild • The Tarkine is not just Australia’s largest remaining expanse of temperate rainforest, it’s also a remarkable link to the ancient Gondwanan supercontinent.


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With features and articles on methods and materials along with case studies from some of Australia’s best architects and designers, you’ll find all you need to plan and execute your dream home. Well look at modern building methods and materials, including prefab and CLT. We’ll talk to suppliers about the latest innovations and discuss with designers the what, how and why they use the products they choose.

Editor’s Letter

AC Country Road Trips

In dinosaur tracks • During the Cretaceous era, the contintents were shifting and dinosaurs roamed the earth. A trip through outback Queensland provides incredible insights into this ancient past.

Bruny on a plate • Passionate producers have helped put this microcosm of Tasmania firmly on the map.

All that glitters • Once one of the finest cities in the world, Bendigo still has it in spades.

An ancient odyssey • The Flinders Ranges provide an intoxicating package of spectacular landscape and creature comforts.

Meandering the Murray • A trip down the mighty Murray spans three states and rewards visitors with a fresh perspective on the bounty of fine food, beverages and ways to relax.

Beyond the blowhole • Mention Kiama and most people think of its famous blowhole, but there’s much more to discover in this gem of a NSW coastal town.

Capital notions • If you haven’t been to Canberra for a while, you’re in for a surprise. Canberra is not just the nation’s capital, it’s fast becoming the capital of cool.

Looming over the landscape • Creativity comes on a grand scale when the canvases are silos and industrial buildings.

Just add water • We dip a toe into the mineral-rich hot spring pools and artesian bore-filled waterholes across the country.

Gulaga dreaming • The far south coast of NSW entices visitors with its ethereal charm, stunning local produce and outdoor adventures.

Tracks across the top • Trains and boats and planes provide an amazing insight into Queensland’s Gulf Savannah region.

A new golden age • In the past, Bathurst and its surrounding villages may have been eclipsed by the neighbouring towns of Orange and Mudgee. However, as a recent visit shows, now is the historic city’s time to shine once more.

The flower chasers • With many of Australia’s biodiversity hotspots located in Western Australia, the state is an irrestistible magnet for plant enthusiasts.

Southern sampler • The NSW Southern Highlands redefines the notion of a short break with equal measures of culinary and drinking delights, cultural options and outdoor pursuits.

Naturally gifted • Tasmania’s Huon Valley offers a feast for the senses. In spite of its superlative wine, food and cultural offerings, the ever-changing landscape proves that man can never upstage nature.

Home in the Hunter • From swimming at Newcastle’s splendid beaches and hot-air ballooning to wine-tasting, fine dining and art experiences, the Hunter Valley caters for all comers.

Coasting along • The Fleurieu Peninsula, with its McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek wine regions and Kangaroo Island, gives South Australian visitors a host of indulgences.

Bound for Mornington • Victoria’s Mornington Peninisula may be within day-tripping distance of Melbourne, but its myriad attractions deserve longer attention.

Into the wild • The Tarkine is not just Australia’s largest remaining expanse of temperate rainforest, it’s also a remarkable link to the ancient Gondwanan supercontinent.


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