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Stretching between the mountains and the sea, the North West wine region has plenty to offer both wine lovers and sight-seers in Tasmania.

When the average rainfall in Alice Springs is higher than in Darwin it means we have arrived in June. The first full-on dry month in the Top End is the first month of winter for the Red Centre. Keep reading to learn more about the Northern Territory Weather in June and the best things to do in Northern Territory in June.

February is the height of summer in Tasmania and the perfect time to explore the island’s natural beauty. Here’s what you need to consider when planning your holiday to Tasmania in February.

January is a warm and dry month, perfect for enjoying the many outdoor activities Tasmania has to offer. This overview of January weather and events will help you make the most of your summer trip to Tasmania.

Although beautiful to visit at any time of the year, Tasmania is at its best in the summer months. With comfortable temperatures and plenty of sunshine, there’s no better time to see, do, and taste everything Australia’s southernmost state has to offer. Below, we tell you everything you need to know about Tasmania’s weather in December.

Blending stunning scenery with superb wine, Tasmania’s Bruny Island and South Coast wine region offers multiple delights for any wine lovers visiting Hobart and southern Tasmania.

Once the centre of Tasmania’s apple empire, the Huon Valley has become a popular destination for wine lovers visiting Hobart and southern Tasmania.

May is a wonderful time to visit the Northern Territory! Darwin and the Top End have well and truly moved into Dry Season and while the nights in the Red Centre get a bit chilly now, the daytime temperatures are perfect for exploring the desert without the risks of a heat stroke. 

Cheesemaking has been around in Tasmania as long as it has anywhere in Australia – and judging by these great artisan cheese producers around Tassie, it ain’t going anywhere any time soon!

The stunning East Coast is full of impressive draw cards for any visitor to Tasmania. It’s also a major winemaking region, and home to some of the state’s best wineries and cellar doors to visit. Read on to find out everything you need to know about visiting Tasmania’s East Coast wine region.