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The lush Gondwana rainforests are most extensive areas of subtropical rainforest in the world, and feature ancient ferns, high waterfalls, steep gorges, and caves.

This is Australia's high country, where the earth touches the sky and rivers are born.

Stretching east of Adelaide are the Mount Lofty Ranges.

Home to the neighbouring Kulin clan groups of the Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung, the area is a dramatic landscape of undulating granite rock known as the Macedon ranges.

In the area known as Larapuna, or the Bay of Fires, we discover how everything in nature is connected to everything else.

The Great Otway, on Gadubanud Country, is an array of incredible sights. From rugged coastland, beautiful sandy beaches, windswept heathland and cliffs that overlook the Bass Strait to the delights of the temperate rainforest, lakes and waterfalls.