New South Wales

New South Wales is on the east coast of Australia and Sydney, its’ capital, is home to iconic structures such as the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

But there is so much more to New South Wales.

Towns like Tenterfield, immortalised in Peter Allen’s song “Tenterfield Saddler”, the Blue Mountains and it’s Three Sisters, the North Coast and South Coast regions, the famous Hunter Valley wine region, Snowy Mountains, its’ many national parks and country New South Wales where, like Queensland, many unique photographic opportunities present themselves.

We plan to continue exploring different parts of New South Wales in 2022.

Overview of New South Wales (NSW)

New South Wales (NSW) is a state located on the east coast of Australia. It is known for its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage.

Geography

NSW features a variety of geographical features including mountains, beaches, and forests.
The Great Dividing Range runs through the state, influencing its climate and ecosystems.
Major rivers include the Hawkesbury, Murrumbidgee, and Darling Rivers.

Capital City

The capital city of NSW is Sydney, which is the largest city in Australia and a major global financial center.

Economy

NSW has a diverse economy with strengths in finance, technology, manufacturing, and tourism.
The state is home to many multinational corporations and startups.

Culture and Heritage

NSW boasts a rich Indigenous heritage, with many Aboriginal communities and cultural sites.
The state hosts numerous festivals, art galleries, and museums.
Popular tourist attractions include the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the Blue Mountains.

Climate

NSW experiences a temperate climate, with coastal areas having mild winters and warm summers.
Inland areas can have more extreme temperatures, with hot summers and cooler winters.