Inside the border: Nine must-do highlights of the Tweed region
There's plenty to see and do in this region without having to cross the border into Queensland.
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Craig Tansley
Craig Tansley is a freelance travel journalist based in Melbourne who spends far too much of his year on planes. He specialises in islands, ski resorts and adventure.
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