New territory view

HILLS people looking for that ultimate outback adventure should take the plunge and book a winter escape to Pungalina Station in the Northern Territory.
Set in a remote wilderness safari camp, Pungalina Station has more than 202,000 hectares of breathtaking sandstone escarpments, rugged gorges and crystal clear rivers.
Those interested in limestone caves can explore the 1.5 billion-year-old caves during their winter get away.
The camp resort also has a diverse range of plants and animal life, including the unusual stromatolite formulations.
Seven-day tours for six to eight people starting in Melbourne and flying in a twin-engine aircraft are now available.
Holiday makers who take up the seven day package will get the opportunity to visit opal towns, cattle stations, Birdsville and the wet channel before spending three to four days at Pungalina Station. The station provides the ultimate outback adventure and is set in a comfortable camp with tented accommodation with beds, hot showers, flushing toilets and even a great thermal spring.
To make a booking call Tony on 9882 4236 or 0418 379 263.