Stork Hotel Apartments Melbourne

504 Elizabeth St. Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia

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Smelbourne

A travel blog entry by pidge

The weather did Melbourne no favours when we arrived. It was cold, deary and overcast. And I was wearing flip flops. I had been really looking forward to Melbourne but lots of wandering around revealed the city centre to consist of road works, building sites and fast food restaurants. Maybe it'll be nice when it's finished. On the plus side we …

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The Boxing Day Test.

A travel blog entry by azandhelen

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... at 10.30am, we just made it in time for the national anthems and the coin toss which saw Australia batting first. Before we entered the ground it was a little scary as we heard this loud noise of an engine and as we looked into the sky saw one of the new massive airbus quantas planes flying straight over our heads and about 50m above the MCG's roof. You knew it concerned people as the ones sat behind us were still talking about ...

Quick glimpse of Victoria

A travel blog entry by 1didwedid

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... hall of fame, covering cricket, AFL football, the Olympics, horse racing, it was well worth it and a good day out.

At the weekend friends took us into our first Cosco store and the Queen Victoria Markets which was quite an experience. Then we did a dry run into the city with just the car to work out our route to the port, it turned out to be quite simple and ...

G'day mate!

A travel blog entry by 2011entong

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... les endroits qu’ils aiment, nous initier à la cuisine de Dumpling, nous faire gouter leurs bières préférées… tellement d’échanges que c’est parfois dur de quitter des maisons/appartements ou j’ai été accueillie comme une amie de longue date. C’est aussi la découverte d’univers qui ne sont pas les nôtres, comme avec Patrick un peu hippie, qui nous a emmenées a Occupy Brisbane et où ...

New Zealand, Australia and Canada

A travel blog entry by thesunroseclear

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... imaginative reach of the leaders of most developed nations. Admittedly, it's going to be a hard sell, but the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, seems to be willing to allow history to judge her on this, and if she loses her job as a result, so be it. Opponents of the tax say that it won't significantly improve the state of the planet, and there are a billion Chinese waiting to take our jobs. Supporters say it won't be as bad as you think, but they also ...

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