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Home to the second-largest Aboriginal population in Australia, Queensland today offers an impressive array of indigenous tourism experiences that celebrate the heritage of the state’s original inhabitants. En route to Jarramali Camp and the Magnificent Gallery rock-art site. (Photo courtesy of Tourism Tropical North Queensland) 15.4958° S, 144.1648° E. Tap these coordinates into your GPS and you’ll eventually arrive in the tiny riverside settlement of Laura, some 200 kilometers ...

Scientists are recovering 45 acres of coral in Indonesia’s Spermonde Archipelago that has decayed They are using Reef Stars to help with what is called the worlds largest coral recovery program The stars are metal frames made of locally sourced material and sand that covers the exterior   The structure acts as a base for young coral to latch on, allowing them to settle in the bed The team has grown up to 55% of the coral in three years and have placed the word HOPE across  HOPE is so larg...

Mr OSullivan opened up on Experience Cos biggest new venture - a $6.7 million floating pontoon called Dreamtime Island to be stationed at Moore Reef about 45km offshore from Cairns. Construction is well under way ahead of the attractions 2022 launch as an extension of the Dreamtime Dive and Snorkel indigenous sea ranger tours. Experience Co CEO John OSullivan. PICTURE: SUPPLIED The two-storey structure will have a purpose-built laboratory - the first of its kind on the Great Barrier R...