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Tourism Victoria has launched King Valley Prosecco Road, a new food and wine trail designed to help visitors discover the simple pleasures of prosecco in the King Valley of North East Victoria »

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The Classic New Zealand Wine Trail is a deliciously indulgent road journey that puts pleasure first. As well as fantastic food and wine, it serves up all kinds of cultural and adventure experiences. This is an experience you simply won't want to miss »

Victoria has a deeply entrenched food-loving culture and a culture of eating out. Ideal for a day trip or a weekend away, V/Line offers convenient and affordable transport to excellent dining options in Melbourne's West »

If you want to experience the best of any wine region but are short of time why not head for one of the many fantastic food and wine regional events and festivals around the country? Here are twelve of the best wine events in Australia »

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Visitors have been heading to Hunter Valley vineyards since the late 1840s. Back then, the valley's wineries and vineyards lined the dusty road that stretched from Maitland to Singleton. Today it is one of Australia's most famous wine regions, just two hours' drive north of Sydney »

There are dozens of boutique wine and food producers tucked away in lanes off the main Hunter Valley thoroughfares. It is well worth visiting some of them for a more personal experience away from the crowds. This itinerary takes in some of the Hunter’s undiscovered treasures »

If you like your wine and food with a dash of fresh air and adventure, then a long weekend on Bruny Island in Southern Tasmanian should be on your travel list. This small island offers much more than you might think »

Tropical North Queensland is probably better known for blue seas, scuba diving, sand and sunshine than for its cuisine but the region actually produces a wide range of gourmet goodies; from coffee and cheeses to tropical fruits and artisan spirits »

Rolling vineyards, orchards, market gardens, fine restaurants, wineries and a gastronomic culture that entices visitors from all around the globe. Take an easy day out in the Adelaide Hills »

Coonawarra is a place of pilgrimage for wine lovers from around the world. There are several iconic spots on every visitor's itinerary but here's an alternative itinerary taking in some less well-known gems »