 | Hoyts Jnr Cinema's Hoyts Jnr is the only dedicated cinema program for families with preschoolers. Hoyts Jnr is a unique cinema experience for preschoolers 3-6 yrs of age, consistently presenting the best preschool content on the big screen every Saturday and Sunday mornings. Hoyts Jnr offers exceptional value for families with a flat ticket price for all. |
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Mad Scientist explores WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo's new interactive Bug Cam!
For the first time ever at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, guests can get up close and personal with some of the smallest, deadliest Australian invertebrates. Providing a great opportunity for kids and adults alike to learn more than ever before about Australia’s wonderful creepy crawlies under a highly powered macro camera. |
 | Disney Cruise Port Adventures
Disney Cruise Line invites families to explore the culturally rich and exotic locales of Europe with one-of-a-kind Port Adventures featuring exclusive Disney touches during its 2013 Mediterranean sailings |
 | Sydney Monorail - Only until June 30
If you are looking for something to do in the Easter school holidays with the kids that you won't ever be able to do again, take them into the city for a ride on the Sydney Monorail. On 30 June this year, the Sydney Monorail will take its final trip before being dismantled. Families and tourists have enjoyed the 3.6km loop through Sydney's bustling CBD for many years with favourite stops including trips to Paddy's Market, Galleries Victoria and Darling Park. |
 | Hunter Valley Gardens
Located in the heart of the Hunter vineyards, at the foothills of the Brokenback Ranges, are the spectacular Hunter Valley Gardens. Spanning over 25 hectares, be amazed by the sensational sights, colours and fragrances of the twelve stunning feature gardens. |
 | Bushfires haven't put a stop to Tourism in Tassie!
The bushfires that raged through Tasmania recently are now under control and the Tasmanian Government is going all out to let people know not to cancel their holidays to the apple isle.
Photo Credit: Tourism Tasmania and Garry Moore |
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