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Just wondering if anyone knows what the road is like coming from Adelaide to Melbourne. Obviously the fires in the Grampians are pretty bad so I'm considering going through Mount Gambier rather than Horsham. Does anyone have any advice on this? Cheers

I’ll be taking a solo road trip down to Canberra to visit a friend in just over a month - heading from Brisbane - and looking for the best place to stop either as a one night stopover or taking two nights.

No preference on coast or inland roads - I’ve done both to Sydney and beyond many times but with another driver - this will be my first drive south on my own. I’ve done the solo trip to Cairns previously a few times - and I’m travelling in a much nicer vehicle this time - so not a stranger to long solo road trips.

I was thinking either Taree or Dubbo. I don’t plan to drive during the night, and I’m self-sufficient.

If anyone has any recommendations for nicer stopovers, good spots to pull over and rest for the night, excellent cafes and bakeries etc on the way, I would be most appreciative 😊

As an aside - is Canberra to Geelong doable in a days drive? My ultimate destination is the ferry to Tassie - should I do that trip in two stops or is one early, long day enough?

Thanks in advance for the tips and advice 😊

Will the bank still accept it like this or should it be thrown out?

My Father is voluntarily admitting himself and I think it's the right thing to do, but I'm nervous that inpatient will achieve much after a year of outpatient treatment that hasn't been very effective. Fortunately we got the insurance upgrade and waiver and can go private. Does anyone have any experience on what you were like on the other end?

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