http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Australasia/Australia.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Australia offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification ]]> ]]> ]]> Car Hire in Perth Airport]]> Car Hire in Brisbane Airport]]> Car Hire in Sydney Airport]]> Car Hire in Melbourne Airport International Aus]]> Car Hire in Cairns Airport]]> Car Hire in Brisbane International Airport]]> Deep within the relentless desert of the Red Centre lies Australia's most enduring symbol. Rising out of the flat, biscuit-baked outback, Uluru is a giant monolith 9.4km in circumference and 345 metres high, thought to be the tip of a mountain that extends many kilometres below the surface.]]> The sail-like shapes of the Sydney Opera House are the city's most famous landmark. Built on a fantastic vantage point at the edge of Sydney Harbour close to the bustling Circular Quay, the complex commands stunning views of the Harbour Bridge and includes restaurants and shops as well as five performance venues.]]> The size of Ireland or Denmark, Kakadu National Park is one of the world's last great unspoiled natural landscapes and, since 1992, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.]]> To experience the timeless beauty of the undersea world, you can't get much better than Australia's Great Barrier Reef - the largest coral reef system in the world, which offers incredible opportunites for diving and snorkelling.]]> Perhaps the most famous beach in the world, Bondi Beach is just one of the many spectacular beaches in the extraordinary Sydney Harbour, which the settlement's first governor Arthur Phillip described as "the finest harbour in the world, in which a thousand sail of the line may ride in the most perfect security."]]> Second only to Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market, Sydney's wholesale fish market on the harbour shoreline at Blackwattle Bay reflects Australia's status as a seafood nation. Get to the market early and you can take in some fast and furious bidding in the daily auction, plus wonderful fish bites and even some cookery classes.]]> Situated right on the waterfront of fashionable Darling Harbour, Sydney's IMAX theatre has one of the biggest screens in the world and shows films on the hour, every hour.]]> The Australian Museum is one of the world's great natural history museums, encompassing millions of years' worth of history, from palaeontology and earth sciences to anthropology and the study of indigenous Australians. But as well as being a treasure trove of knowledge and learning for serious-minded adults, it also offers loads of fun for children - whether they want to learn about dinosaurs or just climb around an indoor shipwreck!]]> The largest museum in Australia and one of the most diverse in the world, Sydney's Powerhouse Museum displays everything from science and technology to decorative arts and Australia's history. Of its 400,000 exhibits, only three per cent are on display at any one time. The heaviest - at 200 tonnes - is Locomotive 3830, while the biggest is a Catalina Flying Boat.]]> Dreamworld - a winner of Queensland Tourism's Award for Best Major Tourist Attraction - has had over 15 million visitors since opening in 1981. The popular fun park features a whole host of wildlife, exhilarating rides, inspiring attractions, colourful characters and entertaining shows for all ages, and is also the location of Australia's Big Brother House.]]>