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Beeyonder Lets You Visit Australia (Even Though Itâs Still Locked Down) By Charlene Fang See koalas up (very) close with the high-quality virtual travel platform Beeyonder. With her virtual travel platform, founder Brittany Palmer has discovered vivid ways to engage people who canât travel easily. share this article There he was, high in a eucalyptus tree, all snuggled up and lazing in the glow of the early morning Byron Bay sun. Cuddly Hemsworth (named after Australian actor Chris Hemsworth) made little to no movement. If not for my Beeyonder guide and koala whisperer Wendy Bithell, pointing out the odd butt scratch, yawn, or ear twitch, I would scarcely know weâd caught the rare sight of a koala undisturbed in its natural habitat.  ....
Date Time Call Out for Expert Guest Speakers: Ballina Shire Are you a subject matter expert or talented champion in your field who can share insights, stories and knowledge at corporate events? Ballina Shire Council would like to hear from you to help strengthen the region’s position as a destination for hosting business events. Council recently launched the Ballina Business Events website, a resource established to facilitate planning and connect business event planners with local suppliers. The Ballina Business Events website will feature local experts who can be approached to present at a conference. “Having experts in the region makes the destination even more appealing to event planners. Securing speakers and facilitators is a major expense in delivering business events in regional areas due to the travel and accommodation costs in bringing presenters to the area,” said Alicia Wallace, Team Leader Visitor Services. ....
Its super long fluffy tail gave it away The first time I saw one, I was leading a night walk and we heard this big crash in the eucalyptus trees above us, said Wendy Bithell of Vision Walks Eco-Tours as we strapped on night vision goggles, the nature guide s secret weapon for spotting nocturnal critters in the rainforests of northern New South Wales (NSW). We looked up and its super long fluffy tail gave it away, added Bithell. They re beautiful creatures to look at, but they re not as graceful as you d think they might be. A solitary, tree-dwelling marsupial with big furry ears, large round eyes and a feather boa-like tail that lives in the eucalypt forests of eastern Australia, the greater glider is often described as a clumsy flying possum. Only cuter. ....