Discover Goyder vs Eureka Australia

The Discover Goyder app is an exciting new way to unlock the secrets of Burra and the Goyder Region, located in the Mid North of South Australia. Discover Goyder contains a series of self-drive narrated tours that provide a local’s perspective on the region's sites and attractions. If you plan to do some scenic touring while you are in the Goyder Region, then this will be your perfect guide. Dare’s Hill Circuit Driving Tour: This tour takes you from Burra to Terowie along the Dare’s Hill Drive, and features sheep stations that have become the heart of this rural district. Points of interest include heritage listed Burra, the restored Sir Hubert Wilkins homestead, Mount Bryan East, Dare’s Hill Summit, Piltimitiappa Homestead ruins, and Pandappa Conservation Park. World’s End Circuit Driving Tour: This tour takes you from Burra to Eudunda along the World’s End Drive, where you will see untouched rural views, from rolling hills and valleys to breathtaking gorges and lagoons. Points of interest include heritage listed Burra, Porter’s Lagoon, Inspiration Point, the beautiful town of Eudunda, and World’s End Gorge. Base yourself in Eudunda, and take the Colin Thiele Drive, a journey of approximately 25 kilometers. This tour takes in the scenic beauty the district has to offer, whilst highlighting spots of interest from the early life of Eudunda's favorite son - author and educator Colin Thiele. Each tour features: - High-quality information carefully researched by professional historians. - Audio provided for all stops. - Content packed. - Map with marked locations. - Completely ad-free! You can download the tours before heading out on the road so you don’t have to worry about paying for mobile data. Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. We advise you to quit the app when finished.

Learn about the Eureka Stockade and its impact on Australian democracy in Melbourne. A walking trip around Melbourne that allows you to see the main sites where the people of Melbourne demonstrated their opposition to the oppression that took place on the goldfields around Ballarat.