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Yungaburra

Locality: Yungaburra, Queensland

Phone: +61 429 930 380

Address: 19 Gillies Range Road 4884 Yungaburra, QLD, Australia

Website: http://yungaburratourism.com.au

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20.01.2022 Nick's Swiss-Italian Restaurant

16.01.2022 We are ready to offer our first long term cottage for rent... right in the heart of the village within walking distance to everything. Cottages have wifi, phone... can be connected, wood fire place, airconditioning, bigger TV, fridge, pantry, new wardrobe, laundry access, fenced garden area... $300 per week long term residential lease, maintenance man on tap! Non smokers, 1-2 adults ( no children ) with references. See more

14.01.2022 Oooh soo perfect for camping on Lake Tinaroo! Who wants one?

13.01.2022 Our Place Restaurant Yungaburra

11.01.2022 We have just completed renovations to our cottages to transition from overnight to minimum 5 nights... maximum forever.

10.01.2022 Stunning winter’s day at Lake Tinaroo with the family. Hope everyone is having a great long weekend

03.01.2022 STRAWBERRY ABUNDANCE The cabinet is fully loaded with fresh Strawberries! Get in quick and don’t miss out! Also available @budnbloomflorist

03.01.2022 A meteorite that was stolen from an Atherton museum more than five years ago has finally been found, at a home in Mooroobool. The ancient relic was returned to ...its rightful owners today, but mystery still surrounds where it's spent the last few years. To understand the issues and find out how you can help the future of your local media, visit www.saveourvoices.com.au #WINNews6pm #SaveOurVoices

01.01.2022 A female Lumholtz’s tree-kangaroo with a fairly big joey trying to hide in her pouch. He/she is definitely getting close to have outgrown his mummy’s pouch and ...will be spending more and more time exploring the outside world. There are a total of 14 species of tree-kangaroos inhabiting the tropical rain-forests of Papua New Guinea, West Papua, Australia and some islands in the region. The Lumholtz’s tree-kangaroo is the smaller of the two Australian species and can be found in the rainforest of tropical north Queensland, centred on the Atherton Tablelands. They have adapted to a life in the trees and live exclusively on leaves and fruits of rainforest trees.

01.01.2022 It’s a beautiful day in Yungaburra.