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The Nindigully Pub: A Legendary Survival Story in an Outback Town of 9

As you journey through the expansive stretches of outback Queensland, you'll encounter towns that range from bustling regional hubs like Goondiwindi and Charleville to quiet, almost forgotten settlements, where only a handful of houses mark their place on the map. Among these, one town stands out not for its size but for its remarkable story—Nindigully. […]

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Where to View Wildlife in Cunnamulla

Embark on an outback adventure in Cunnamulla, the ultimate destination for spotting iconic Aussie wildlife! With 950 kangaroos per person, countless emus and a sky alive with diverse birdlife, this outback gem promises unforgettable wildlife encounters. Here's the best spots to sit back and watch nature's spectacle! 1. CUNNAMULLA BUSHLANDS RESERVE Step into the Cunnamulla […]

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7 Road Trip Pack-List Essentials

EMBARKING ON A LENGTHY ROAD TRIP IS NO SMALL FEAT Whether its 200km or 2000km, road trips are more about the journey than the destination. So it's important to pack essential items to make it more comfortable - that you may not have thought of when planning a regular holiday. Luckily, musical mastermind, touring veteran, […]

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The Stargazer’s Guide to the Charleville Cosmos Centre

Mike Dalley remembers warming himself on the bonnet of a car, peering up at the night sky. It was 1986, and he and his mother had driven 90 minutes west of Brisbane to spot Halley’s Comet. The beauty of out there, Dalley says, beyond the D’Aguilar Range and the light pollution of the city, was […]

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Where to Stay in the Scenic Rim

THERE'S PLENTY OF PLACES TO REST YOUR HEAD IN THE SCENIC RIM There’s a stack of accommodation in and around the surrounding Scenic Rim region, from charming heritage-listed hotels and secluded rainforest retreats to five-star lodges perched atop primordial mountain ranges. Here’s just a few places where you can lay your head. 1. BINNA BURRA […]

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What to See & Do in the Scenic Rim

THINGS TO DO IN THE SCENIC RIM The Scenic Rim can often feel like an enigma. Tucked in behind the Gold Coast, the region was recently named by Lonely Planet as one of the top 10 hottest destinations in the world, yet it’s still easy to find Gold Coast and Brisbane locals who have never visited […]

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Where to Eat and Drink in the Scenic Rim

THE BEST SPOTS TO WINE & DINE IN THE SCENIC RIM. The Scenic Rim has come of age as a dining destination, boasting a bunch of fabulous restaurants, cafes, brewpubs and cellar doors that offer the kind food and beverage typically associated with the big smoke, made using first-class locally sourced produce. From natty fine […]

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5 Weekend Trips From Brisbane

While Brisbane is a great place to live, sometimes you just need to get out of town for a bit. Thankfully, there are plenty of options for weekend trips just a stone’s throw away from the city. Check out these five top spots within easy reach of Brisbane to make the most of your next […]

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A Guide to Surviving the Outback

Outback Queensland is a unique and rugged region that is known for its vast landscapes, remote towns, and rich history. When you travel out west from the city, you will realise quickly just how remote “remote” really is. Some towns may not have all the facilities you may be used to in the city. If […]

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5 Essential Hikes that Explore the Best of the Scenic Rim

The Scenic Rim is a place of stunning and surprising beauty – surprising even for Brisbane and Gold Coast locals, who are more often familiar with Southeast Queensland’s beaches than its lush hinterland. A great way to get to grips with the region is on one of the many brilliant Scenic Rim hikes. These walks […]

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Acknowledgement

QMF respectfully acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and skies on which we live, work and create. We honour their deep and unbroken connection to Country, culture and community, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise that music, art and story have echoed across these lands since time immemorial, shaped by generations of knowledge holders whose songs, rhythms and cultural practices continue to influence and inspire the creative landscape today.

QMF is proud to continue its membership of the Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC)! Joining QTIC aligns perfectly with our mission to support and promote the vibrant tourism sector in Queensland


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