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Sydney
-- a range of accomodation options, from boutique hotels to youth hostels
-- details on city transport including bus, train, harbour ferries and the monorail
-- special section on the 2000 Olympic Games: events, venues, transport options, plus Olympic history and trivia
-- excursions to Hunter Valley wineries, the Blue Mountains and other attractions outside the city
-- details on city transport including bus, train, harbour ferries and the monorail
-- special section on the 2000 Olympic Games: events, venues, transport options, plus Olympic history and trivia
-- excursions to Hunter Valley wineries, the Blue Mountains and other attractions outside the city
- GenresTravelNonfiction
208 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2000
5 people want to read
About the author
Meg Mundell
10 books37 followersBorn in NZ and based in Melbourne, Meg writes short stories, novels, journalism and memoir. Her second novel, THE TRESPASSERS (UQP), will be out in August 2019. Her first novel was BLACK GLASS (Scribe, 2011), and her debut short story collection is called THINGS I DID FOR MONEY (Scribe, 2013).
In October 2019, Affirm Press will publish WE ARE HERE: STORIES OF HOME, PLACE & BELONGING, a collection of writings by people who have experienced homelessness. Meg is the book's editor and manager of the project it sprang from, WE ARE HERE: WRITING PLACE (www.homelesswriting.org).
Meg's writing has appeared in Best Australian Stories, New Australian Stories, Australian Book Review, The Age, The Monthly, Meanjin, Overland, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Big Issue, Eureka Street and other publications.
These days she works as a Research Fellow in Writing and Literature at Deakin University, and reads every night in order to avoid going stark raving mad.
In October 2019, Affirm Press will publish WE ARE HERE: STORIES OF HOME, PLACE & BELONGING, a collection of writings by people who have experienced homelessness. Meg is the book's editor and manager of the project it sprang from, WE ARE HERE: WRITING PLACE (www.homelesswriting.org).
Meg's writing has appeared in Best Australian Stories, New Australian Stories, Australian Book Review, The Age, The Monthly, Meanjin, Overland, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Big Issue, Eureka Street and other publications.
These days she works as a Research Fellow in Writing and Literature at Deakin University, and reads every night in order to avoid going stark raving mad.
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