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Australia’s newest tourist attractions — in pictures

Australia’s newest tourist attractions — in pictures

The new Kalbarri Skywalk hangs over the edge of a ravine, offering startling views of a dramatic landscape. Photo: Ronan O'Connell
The new Kalbarri Skywalk hangs over the edge of a ravine, offering startling views of a dramatic landscape. Photo: Ronan O’Connell
Crown Towers Sydney is the most luxurious new hotel in Australia’s biggest city. Photo: Crown Resorts
Crown Towers Sydney is the most luxurious new hotel in Australia’s biggest city. Photo: Crown Resorts
The Melbourne Skydeck features a glass box that scarily hangs off the side of the Eureka Tower skyscraper. Photo: Tourism Australia
The Melbourne Skydeck features a glass box that scarily hangs off the side of the Eureka Tower skyscraper. Photo: Tourism Australia
The  ultra-modern, steel-and-glass extension at the WA Museum Boola Bardip. Photo: Ronan O'Connell
The ultra-modern, steel-and-glass extension at the WA Museum Boola Bardip. Photo: Ronan O’Connell
The old colonial structure of WA Museum Boola Bardip, which houses Aboriginal and colonial history of Western Australia. Photo: Ronan O'Connell
The old colonial structure of WA Museum Boola Bardip, which houses Aboriginal and colonial history of Western Australia. Photo: Ronan O’Connell
The WA Museum Boola Bardip features more than 6,000 square metres of gallery space. Photo: Ronan O'Connell
The WA Museum Boola Bardip features more than 6,000 square metres of gallery space. Photo: Ronan O’Connell
Guests admire a koala from their room at the Taronga Wildlife Retreat. Photo: Taronga Zoo
Guests admire a koala from their room at the Taronga Wildlife Retreat. Photo: Taronga Zoo
The new Kaboom slide at Wet'n'Wild water park on the Gold Coast. Photo: Wet'n'Wild
The new Kaboom slide at Wet’n’Wild water park on the Gold Coast. Photo: Wet’n’Wild

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