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Valley of the Kings, Egypt

'KV', 'King Valley' or 'Valley of the Kings' – this place has many names but it's famously known as the place where the chamber of King Tutankhamun was discovered. Located not far from Luxor, 6 tombs are suggested as accessible – we headed out to take a look.

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Whangerai, New Zealand

Towards the top of New Zealand's North Island sits Whangarei. It's a quiet and welcoming place offering experiences in nature, a glimpse into its past and a view into its cultural aspirations.

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Karnak Temple, Egypt

We visited this incredible temple twice and found the access at this 3,000 year old building better than some public buildings built in recent times.

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Luxor Temple, Egypt

The latest in our Egypt series is Luxor Temple. We visited in wheelchairs and here are our tips. Come and take a look at this ancient Egyptian Temple with us.

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Tel Aviv, Israel

TLV is compact, flat and mostly wheelchair friendly. Add to this the sunshine and the beach and there's a lot to like. There are a few things to look out for - take a look and start planning your trip.

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Jerusalem’s Old City

We explored the Old City in Jerusalem - this video will show you accessibility considerations, which gates to use, how to get around and much more.

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NGV International

NGV International

Behind the brutish façade lives an impressive permanent collection and touring international blockbusters.

Mr Myagi

This Japanese fusion restaurant pleases hungry diners and loyal followers.

Section 8

Section 8 is Melbourne’s original container bar — a beer/cocktail garden in a graffiti-coved laneway.

Sun Theatre

The Sun Theatre is an wheelchair-friendly tribute to 1930’s cinema with loads of charm.

The Village Belle

The Village Belle

St Kilda has a new garden bar and cosy pub at this historic spot.

Arts Centre Melbourne - Theatres Building

Arts Centre Melbourne - Theatres Building

The spired theatre icon of a thousand postcards has some eighties attitude and is the place for plays, theatre, comedy and performace.

Arts Centre Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne

Melbourne’s epicentre of performing arts, opera and classical music.

The Athenæum

Charming historic CBD theatre with private first-floor library.

Roasting Warehouse

Roasting Warehouse

Specialty coffee roasters and café in North Melbourne

Whitehart

A cool centrally located container bar ideal for cocktails or after work beers.

Barbarella

A somewhat hidden café with an impressive pedigree.

ACMI

It’s a Museum, a Gallery, a Film Centre & a Café/Bar. It’s thoroughly entertaining ACMI.

Bar Josephine

A beer aficionado’s dream. 12 taps of exotic craft brews.

NGV Australia - Ian Potter Centre

NGV Australia - Ian Potter Centre

Old and new art offering a perspective of how art has evolved in Australia.

Federation Square

Federation Square

Fed square reset the rules and became the much-loved centre of Melbourne.

Camberwell Market

Camberwell Market

A slow roll (read: incline) but a great for a rummage & cheese toastie.

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Stories

Indoor sky-diving

They spin around dressed in black jumpsuits wearing those broad smiles you might get when the g-force pushes your cheeks towards your ears.

Handcycling

Rolling through puddles and over clumps of grass on my XCR feels like an appetiser: this thing could devour mountains—it seems unbreakable.

Snorkelling

The sun shines through to the seafloor, lighting up the underwater world in shades of bright green, yellow and orange. Kade calls it ‘his office’, and I can see why he might want to do overtime — it’s a tranquil paradise.