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Perry Sandhills

The Perry Sandhills are on the edge of the flood plain that includes Thegoa Lagoon. They are ancient and include Aboriginal cultural heritage areas. The sandhills are used annually for Music Under the Stars as part of the Mildura Wentworth Arts Festival are have been used as a backdrop in many films and TV shows. According to geologists, the Perry Sandhills originated after an ice age (40,000 years ago) and are formed by wind erosion over thousands of years. The dunes are located just outside of Wentworth (6km from PO), and are a unique land formation of 400 acres of continuously shifting sand dunes. Skeleton remains of giant mega-fauna (kangaroos, lions, emus and wombats) have been found there. Replicas of these animals are now on show at the Pioneer Museum in Wentworth. Aboriginal tribes used this area to camp and hunt. Evidence of this is still being uncovered as the sands drift...

Balranald Heritage Trail

Take a walk through history and follow our map to visit sites of historic significance. A copy of the town map showing the historic walk is available from the Balranald Visitor Information Centre...

Silver City Minerals

Call in and view the most spectacular range of Broken Hill minerals in Australia. Over 4000 minerals, superbly crystallized, beautifully displayed under lights! Phone (08) 8088 2879 for appointment (to make sure we are home)...

Horizon Gallery Silverton

The Horizon Gallery at Silverton is among the most respected galleries in Outback Australia. The gallery hosts the studios of husband and wife team Albert and Bronwen Woodroffe. Other artists whose artworks are featured include Clark Barrett, J.E. Jones, Lindsay Womersley and Warwick Fuller FRAS. As well as paintings, you will see a selection of sculptures, pottery, silks, silver jewellery, emu oil products and greeting cards, during your visit to Silverton's Horizon Gallery...

Royal Flying Doctor Service

The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS) (New South Wales Section) is located at the Broken Hill Airport, where visitors can see its operations first hand. The Royal Flying Doctor Service is the world's first, largest and most comprehensive aero-medical organisation which provides an extensive healthcare service for people who live, work and travel throughout the vast Australian outback. The Royal Flying Doctor Service is for everyone, people living in the bush, tourists and people visiting the outback who unfortunately have an accident or become ill. Today The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia covers over 80 per cent of Australia. The service treats around 160,000 people each year, with 17,000 emergency evacuations. From 16 bases The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia now provides emergency services, routine clinics, radio and telephone consultations, the outback's pharmacy (medical chests) and aerial transfers. There is no patient in Australia the Flying Doctor cannot reach within two hours. Tour includes: a video, which shows you an overall view of operations, walk through The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia headquarters to the Mezzanine floor and into the hanger to see the aircraft and see the radio room handling calls to and from remote towns and stations...

Absaloms Gallery

The Absalom Gallery is owned and operated by Jack Absalom. You are welcome to view and buy his original art works as well as prints, placemats and books. Jack has DVDs of his many films on sale and there is also a magnificent display of opal stones and opal jewellery. If Jack is not on one of his many outback trips he would love to have a chat to you on your next visit to Broken Hill...

Barrier Social Democratic Club

The Demo Club - Simply the Best! Situated in the heart of Broken Hill and close to the railway station, the Demo has a Family Bistro and Coffee Shop, provides Keno, pool tables and conference facilities. Sports can be watched on big screen televisions providing Austar. There's a fantastic game room for kids and the weekend is full of live entertainment...

Mungo National Park and Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area

Mungo National Park is recognised for its outstanding universal value as part of the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area and well-known for the record it preserves of ancient lives and stories. It is significant in the lives of contemporary Aboriginal people, many of whom are involved in the present-day management of the park. The park is a fragile and sensitive place that is being managed to protect its special qualities for future generations. Mungo National Park frequently appears in travel programs and articles and is one of the travel experiences highlighted by Lonely Planet's Blue List. Come and experience this amazing landscape for yourself. If you want to take full advantage of all the park has to offer you can stay overnight. For a small fee you can camp out under the stars or stay in the Shearer's Quarters (bookings required for the quarters)...

Tibooburra Aboriginal Keeping Place

The Tibooburra Local Aboriginal Land Council Keeping Place is a unique museum displaying traditional indigenous artefacts and selected photographic material from the Tibooburra district. The collection consists of wood, stone and fauna materials from the Wadigali, Wongkumara and Malyangapa tribes. Local art and craft for sale...

Historic Daydream Mine

Historic Daydream Mine was founded in 1881, before the beginning of the Broken Hill Mining Company (BHP). The mine is just a 40 minute drive from Broken Hill. Drive through some of Australia's great outback scenery into Apollyon Valley then take a one hour fully-guided underground and surface tour of the old mine workings to see how this mine once operated, some of the miners were only boys ? several as young as eight years old. Devonshire teas, cold drinks and souvenirs are available. Sturdy, rubber-soled footwear is essential in accordance with the Department of Mines Safety Act. No EFTPOS or credit card facilities available. Underground and surface tours are available...

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