AAA News
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How One Man Became A Hero
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
ROLLESTON cotton farmer Max Mayne almost lost it all but the devastating floods couldn't wash away the spirit of generosity of the town's guardian angel. Residents are singing Mr Mayne's praises after he put aside his own problems and is using his helicopter to fly groceries to flood-stricken homes, airlift families to safety and even rescue six stranded pet dogs.
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The Drying Of Lake Eyre
Thursday, 18 November 2010
It has been a bumper tourist season in Australia's outback, with widespread rains transforming the country into a sea of flowers, grasses and inland waterways.
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Story on Flying to the Gulf with AAA - Remote Access by Bruce Elder
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Using dirt airstrips, Bruce Elder discovers a lost city, silica dunes and fields of fossils way beyond the beaten track.
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You've Never Been This Far Away
Friday, 22 January 2010
Perched on a cliff top with uninterrupted views over the Timor Sea and just around the corner from where the King George River comes to an abrupt end sending fresh water thundering 80m down into the sea is one of Australia’s best kept secrets.
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The Last Word in Photography Tours - About Ewen Bell
Monday, 23 November 2009
You know that feeling you have when you're sitting in front of a menu full of delicious dishes but your eyes keep drifting over and over the same couple of pages and just can't find find the meal you really want? That was my life. I had all the choices in the world, all the freedom to choose a career of my own making – but nothing I tried was exactly what I wanted.
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Outback Photography Dreamtime
Monday, 21 September 2009
Imagine flying across the Australian Outback and seeing not only its most famous icons, like Uluru and The Bungle Bungle Range; but also exploring some of its most remote locations that can’t be reached by road. Now imagine travelling with a very small group of less than ten people and avoiding other tourists.
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Man of the land wove tales that hooked tourists
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
ROD Dyer, whose entrepreneurship transformed him from a sheep farmer in the Victoria's Western District into a pioneering pastoralist in the Kimberley, has died of kidney failure at his home in Hamilton.
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Adventures on Flinders Island
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
The warm summer sun is setting behind the peaks of what used to be a gigantic land-bridge spanning the entire Bass Strait and connecting Tasmania to the mainland. I am aboard a small game fishing vessel, the ‘Strait Lady’ captained by James Luddington as he navigates us through the archipelago of smaller islands off the coast of Flinders Island.
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The Adventure Continues
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Air Adventure Australia is keeping the dream of their founding pioneer Rod Dyer alive.
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"Lake Eyre fever" grips tourists
Thursday, 7 May 2009
"Lake Eyre fever" has struck thousands of Australians eager to see the giant saltpan in rare flood, tour makers say. By Jay Savage, ninemsn
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