Tourism Australia

New Zealand breakfast viewers enticed to Australia

12 May 2021

Matty McLean Laneway

New Zealand’s leading morning program, TVNZ Breakfast on 1, has returned to Australia this week to film more great travel stories for a week-long integration airing live.

Tourism Australia has partnered with Tourism and Events Queensland and Visit Victoria to bring Breakfast presenter Matty McLean and the TVNZ crew back across the Tasman to showcase a range of incredible Aussie holiday experiences.

The visit will see Matty trying his hand at horse riding on the Gold Coast Hinterland, glamping and canoeing in the Noosa Everglades, adventure activities on Moreton Island, a twilight experiences at Cairns Aquarium in Queensland.

He then heads to Victoria where he has a go at driving the Puffing Billy Steam Train in the Dandenong Ranges, gets involved in a Melbourne Street Art Tour, kicks back at Peninsula Hot Springs on the Mornington Peninsula and much more.

TVNZ will run a competition offering viewers the chance to win a dream holiday to Queensland or Victoria.

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Cradle Mountain in snow © Paul Fleming

Cape to Cape Track, Margaret River, WA © Tourism Western Australia

Heart Reef, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland © Tourism Australia

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