Written by Kerrie Alexander It was two years ago that Greg and Donna Hollier gave up their jobs, sold the family home and almost all their worldly possessions to travel around Australia with their three children. The adventurous Hervey Bay couple decided that the traditional 9-5 fulltime jobs and mainstream schooling for their children, now…
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Written by Steven Barnard I had planned for a week of outdoor adventure amongst the bush, with no power, no running water and best of all no noises from cars and city life. I gathered as much information as I possibly could about where I planned on going, which ended up being a location west…
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Written by Steven Barnard My love of the outdoors goes side-by-side with my loved ones. I believe Valentine’s Day doesn’thave to be spent indoors. I like to show my love by making moments matter. Here’s one of my past stories of adventure on February 14. With 10 days up our sleeves to spend some much…
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Written by Steven Barnard WOW, what a year! With 2020 gone and 2021 at our doorstep, what shall we plan? What shall we do? Perhaps our outdoor adventure bucket list. I hope you all enjoyed this festive season spending time with loved ones and even spending some time outdoors in the fresh air. We may…
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Written by Steven Barnard G’day, and wow! The festive season is here already and now is the best time to spend with your family, and what better time to do it outdoors. In last month’s column I wrote about that fact that what I love most in life is my family and the joy of…
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Written by Steven Barnard G’day! Who doesn’t love some outdoor adventures? Well, we all often get caught up in life with work often followed by stress, bills and so on, we putwhat we love on the backburner. Here is my story about my passion for outdoor adventures.I have found life goes by too fast and…
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Written by Andrew Chorley NOW that we are in the warmer months it’s time to dust off the barra and jack gear and get amongst some of our estuary sportfish. BurrumWith things heating up, hitting the snags and deep holes with lures and live baits for barra and jacks would be a great option. Whiting…
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Written by Leanne Esposito People of the Fraser Coast can rightly boast loud and proud that they live in the midst of the most amazing and incomparable natural beauty. Where else in the world could you claim that the world’s largest sand island, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a feature of your own backyard.…
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Written by Andrew Chorley Fishing is more to a lot of people than just dangling a line in the water. To many it is a way of life, a passion, an adventure, an escape and can take you to every corner of the globe in pursuit of that trophy fish. Here, Andrew shares some of…
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