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New South Wales (N.S.W.) Dazzling city lights of Sydney, the real Australian outback, snow-capped ski fields, lush farming country, amazing beaches and coastlines and World Heritage National Parks. Accommodation Sydney Newcastle Wollongong Katoomba Albury Port Macquarie	Tasmania (Tas.) Ancient Aboriginal handprints stencilled on the rocks of a cave, colonial convictsâ?? chisel marks in the stones of a cottage wall - Tasmanians treasure their heritage and wherever you go youâ??ll find evidence of times past but not forgotten. Accommodation Hobart Launceston Burnie Devonport
Queensland (Qld.) The Queensland we know today has been shaped by events of the past and the people who pioneered its development as an independent State. Accommodation Cairns Brisbane Toowoomba Maryborough Mackay Mount Isa	South Austrtalia (S.A.) South Australia was proclaimed a State on 28th December, 1836 and in the year 2000 it will be 164 years old. Itâ??s floral Emblem is the Sturt Desert Pea. The flower is named after Captain Charles Sturt who discovered the flower near Cooperâ??s Creek in 1845. Accommodation Adelaide Port Augusta Whyalla Port Pirie
Australian Capital Territory (ACT) The Australian Capital Territory is located in south east Australia between the cities of Sydney and Melbourne. The city of Canberra in the ACT is Australia's national capital and the administrative centre for the nation's federal government. Accommodation Canberra	Northern Territory (N.T.) Inhabited over thousands of years by the Aborigines, the first recorded sighting of the Northern Territory coastline was by William van Colsten aboard the Dutch vessel Arnhem in 1623. Accommodation Darwin Alice Springs
Victoria (Vic.) Even though it may be the smallest state in Australia, Victoria has a pretty long history. The southeastern coast of Victoria was first seen by British explorer, Captain James Cook, in 1770. Accommodation Melbourne Dandenong Geelong Ballarat Bendigo	Western Australia (W.A.) Picture a place where there are no wars. A place without famine or major disease. A multicultural society with a democratic government. A place where children are taught to dream and not despair. All among some of the world's most spectacular scenery. Accommodation Perth Fremantle Broome Port Hedland Kalgoorlie