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Nanango is the fourth oldest town in Queensland and is situated 190kms north-west of Brisbane. The town is rich in history, and this is evident in the many buildings still standing today, including the Butter Factory building and the Nanango Court House. The area was established on the timber industry, in particular red cedar. The centre of town features many sculptures and murals depicting Nanango’s timber felling past. Those visiting the area can find casual parking at the Scott carpark and RSL Club carpark, both of which are located in Henry Street. Short-term parking, free of charge and up to 20 hours can be found at Tipperary Flat on the D’Aguilar Highway, and a dump point is also situated at this location. Potable water is available at the corner of Brisbane and Drayton Streets. There is so much to do when visiting Nanango, and the visitor information located in Henry Street is a great place to start. There are plenty of events held in Nanango throughout the year, such as the Country Music Festival, the Nanango Show, Campdraft and the Medieval Festival.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        South Burnett Energy & Information Centre 41 Henry St Ph: 07 4189 9100 www.southburnett.qld.gov.auCasual Parking       Scott carpark, Henry St & RSL Club carpark, Henry StShort Term Parking           Tipperary Flat, D’Aguilar Hwy, 20hrs, pets on lead, m/coverage, bins, tlts, c/seat, BBQ, water, nil chargeDump Point  Tipperary Flat, D’Aguilar Hwy Lat: -26.6800 Long: 151.9963Potable Water          Cnr Brisbane & Drayton Sts,Hospital        135 Brisbane St, Nanango 07 4171 6700Doctors Surgery     Dr F Morgan 07 4163 1777 Dr Robinson 07 4163 1203 Drayton St Medical Centre 07 4171 0711Dentist           Dr David Kenny 07 4163 1166Pharmacy     Nanango Pharmacy, 86 Drayton St 07 4163 1257 Pharmacy Essential, 58 Fitzroy St 07 4163 1631Supermarket            IGA, 62 Fitzroy St 07 4163 1504

Located in the heart of the Wheatbelt, the vibrant Kulin region offers a fantastic array of visitor experiences and is a convenient stopover for those travelling to Wave Rock, or between Perth and Esperance.Those visiting Kulin can find short-term parking at the southern end of Johnston Street, within Kulin’s Discovery Zone, behind the playground & public toilets. Vehicle access is opposite the Memorial Hall, and stays are limited to 72 hours. A dump point and potable water are available on-site. Kulin is part of the Pathways to Wave Rock Drive Trail. The Pathways to Wave Rock links the shires of Quairading, Bruce Rock, Narembeen, Hyden, Lake Grace, Kulin, Kondinin and Corrigin. From massive granite outcrops to spectacular views, vibrant wildflowers and true county hospitality, this trail offers a range of unique experiences across the region. Famous for the annual October Kulin Bush Races and the Tin Horse Highway, the Kulin region provides an array of unique events, visitor experiences and true rural hospitality.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreKulin Resource Centre38 Johnston St, Kulin WAPh: 08 9880 1021Email: rcmgr@kulin.wa.gov.auwww.kulin.wa.gov.au Casual Parking (near retail centre)S end of Johnston St, next to public playgroundShort Term ParkingS end of Johnston St, between playground & Resource Centre, 48hr Dump PointS end of Johnston St, located at public tltsPotable WaterS end of Johnston St, located at public tltsHospitalKondinin (25km)Doctors Surgery38 Johnston St, Kulin, Ph: 08 9880 1315PharmacyKulin doctor services pharmacy needsSupermarketIGA, High St, Kulin, Ph: 08 9880 1007

Young is situated in the south-west slopes of NSW and is widely known as the ‘cherry capital of Australia’. The town was first settled in 1826 and has grown from a sheep station into a thriving regional centre. The discovery of gold in the area in 1860 was a catalyst in the development of Young and the surrounding areas. This discovery brought 20,000 miners to the area, 2,000 of whom were Chinese. The European miners resented the Chinese, and in 1861 a series of riots took place. As a result of the riots at Lambing Flat, the Chinese Immigration Restriction Act was passed by parliament in November 1861. This Act was the forerunner of the White Australia Policy. Young is also centrally located in the ‘Hilltops’ Wine and Food Region. The area is recognised for producing quality cool climate wines, excellent local foods and offering an authentic country experience. The National Cherry Festival takes place every year in December and features a street parade, the Cherry Festival Ball, heritage train rides and a regional farmer’s market, amongst other things.Those visiting Young, can find short and long term parking at Young Showground, situated in Boorowa-Murringo Rd. Visitors will also locate a dump point and potable water here. Whilst visiting Young, all the mobile traveller’s needs are catered for, with a plethora of cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, hotels, sporting clubs and vehicle repair shops. There is lots of parking available at the railway station in Lovell Street and at the showground, which also has a dump point. The Visitor Information Centre, located at the railway station, has brochures on all the local attractions, and houses the Burrangong Art Gallery.With its rich history and unique attractions, Young is a great place to visit and offers something for everyone.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreRailway Stn, Lovell St, Young NSWPh: 02 6382 3394info@visityoung.com.auwww.young.nsw.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Railway Station, Lovell StYoung Visitor Information Centre (Old Young Railway), Lovell Street, Young NSW 2594 Short & Long Term ParkingYoung Showground, Boorowa-Murringo RdDump PointYoung Showground, Boorowa-Murringo RdPotable WaterRequires Credit Card Payment Young Showground, Boorowa-Murringo RdHospitalAllanan St, Ph: 02 6382 8888Doctors SurgeryYoung Medical Centre, Cloete St, Ph: 02 6382 1544; Young Boorowa Street Surgery, 12 Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 1599Dentist4 Short St, Ph: 02 6382 1202; 6 Cloete St, Ph: 02 6382 1283; 13 Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 4444PharmaciesBlooms the Chemist, 46 Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 2009; Judges Pharmacy, 151 Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 1042; Amcal Pharmacy, 96 Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 2455SupermarketsWoolworths, Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 3133; Supa IGA, Boorowa St, Ph: 02 6382 2443; Aldi, Zouch St, Ph: 02 9675 9000