Brisbane

I managed to get to some of the Anzac Parade before work and it was really strange to watch so many old men marching. Back home I don’t think there is the number of men

I’m in my last week of working for my keep in Base Brisbane Central and the move north is in sight. After handing out hundreds of CVs and filling out loads of online applications including

Dealing with illness while travelling is never fun. Here’s what happened a when I got very ill in Rainbow Beach, Australia.

Having spent our last night together in a West End hostel I take Andrew out to Brisbane Airport for his flight home. After lunch at the airport there is a very tearful goodbye, mainly on

Having suffered the devastating floods, Queensland faces yet another disaster. Cyclone Yasi is about to hit the North Queensland coast, predicted as the most severe cyclone every to hit the Australian coast. Yet again we

After the floods began to subside and routes throughout the city had been cleared of the muck and debris it was a shock to see the damage and devastation the Queensland floods had caused to the state

On Saturday life felt a bit more normal. Outside the water had completely gone from the corner where our home sits so we were now able to leave our island but roads are covered in muck

It had only been a few days in the Queensland floods but it had felt like an eternity. By Friday morning we found that the water has massively receded over night but not yet gone.

By Thursday there was still no power and with the Brisbane river still set to peak we tried to keep the radio going as much as possible. The water had again risen from the day