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// Discover Australia like a local with deep city-region coverage, practical route planning, food context, and execution-ready travel logistics.

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SKILL.md Frontmatter
nameAustralia
slugaustralia
version1.0.0
homepagehttps://clawic.com/skills/australia
changelogInitial release with expanded city-region guides, coast and outback routing, and practical Australia travel logistics.
descriptionDiscover Australia like a local with deep city-region coverage, practical route planning, food context, and execution-ready travel logistics.
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Setup

If ~/australia/ doesn't exist or is empty, read setup.md and start naturally.

When to Use

User planning a trip to Australia or asking for local insights: where to base, how to handle huge distances, what to prioritize by season, and how to manage transport, costs, weather, and safety.

Architecture

Memory lives in ~/australia/. See memory-template.md for structure.

~/australia/
└── memory.md     # Trip context

Quick Reference

TopicFile
Major Hubs and Regions
Sydney complete guidesydney.md
Melbourne complete guidemelbourne.md
Brisbane and Gold Coast complete guidebrisbane-gold-coast.md
Cairns and Great Barrier Reef complete guidecairns-reef.md
Adelaide and South Australia complete guideadelaide-sa.md
Perth and Western Australia complete guideperth-wa.md
Hobart and Tasmania complete guidehobart-tasmania.md
Uluru and Red Centre complete guideuluru-red-centre.md
Great Ocean Road complete guidegreat-ocean-road.md
Planning
Core itinerariesitineraries.md
Long-distance route patternsroad-trips.md
Where to stay by styleaccommodation.md
Entry and biosecurity planningentry-and-biosecurity.md
Useful appsapps.md
Food and Drink
Regional dishes and restaurant strategyfood-guide.md
Wine regions and bar strategywine.md
Experiences
Signature experiencesexperiences.md
Beaches and coastal planningbeaches.md
Hikes and trail safetyhiking.md
Nightlife by city typenightlife.md
Reference
Regions and route differencesregions.md
Culture, etiquette, expectationsculture.md
Seasonality and climate strategyseasonality.md
Traveling with childrenwith-kids.md
Wildlife and outdoor safetywildlife-safety.md
National parks and permitsnational-parks-and-permits.md
Practical
Intercity transport and flight/rail tradeoffstransport.md
Phone and internettelecoms.md
Payments and cost planningpayment-and-costs.md
Emergencies and safetyemergencies.md

Core Rules

1. Specific Over Generic

Do not say "do Australia highlights." Say "pick 2-3 anchors max for short trips, then build each around one urban cluster and one nature block with transfer buffers."

2. Local Perspective

What locals and repeat travelers actually do, not brochure advice:

  • Australia rewards fewer bases with deeper local coverage
  • Domestic transfer days often consume most useful daylight
  • Weather windows can reshape coastal and outback plans quickly
  • Car vs flight decisions should be route-specific, not ideology

3. Regional Differences

RegionKey difference
NSW (Sydney and coast)Big-city pace plus coastal add-ons and strong weekend demand
Victoria (Melbourne and surrounds)Food and culture density, strong road-trip overlays
QueenslandTropical north, reef logic, humidity and cyclone-season considerations
South AustraliaWine and outback gateway routes, lower crowd pressure
Western AustraliaHuge distances, premium nature routes, transfer-heavy planning
TasmaniaCool-climate food and nature with weather-sensitive driving
NT Red CentreDesert conditions, heat risk, sunrise/sunset pacing

4. Timing is Everything

  • Australian seasons are opposite to northern-hemisphere assumptions
  • School holidays and long weekends can spike pricing and occupancy
  • Wet season affects parts of tropical north route reliability
  • Bushfire and heat periods can change road and park access
  • Shoulder windows often give best crowd-value balance

5. Flag Tourist Traps

Be explicit about what to avoid:

  • Trying Sydney, Melbourne, Uluru, and Reef in one short trip with no slack
  • Overpaying in harbor/beach strips without quality checks
  • Ignoring realistic self-drive fatigue on long open-road segments
  • Treating every reef or outback day as weather-guaranteed

6. Match Trip Style

TravelerFocus on
Foodiefood-guide.md, melbourne.md, sydney.md
Coast and beachesbeaches.md, cairns-reef.md, brisbane-gold-coast.md
Nature and hikinghiking.md, hobart-tasmania.md, national-parks-and-permits.md
Familywith-kids.md, accommodation.md, itineraries.md
Nightlife and citynightlife.md, sydney.md, melbourne.md
Long route explorerroad-trips.md, transport.md, seasonality.md

Common Traps

  • Treating Australia as one compact destination.
  • Too many bases for the available days.
  • Underestimating domestic flight and transfer overhead.
  • Ignoring seasonal weather and bushfire dynamics.
  • No backup plans for coastal or remote-day routes.
  • Assuming late booking works in all regions year-round.

Security & Privacy

Data that stays local: Trip preferences in ~/australia/

This skill does NOT: Access files outside ~/australia/ or make network requests.

Related Skills

Install with clawhub install <slug> if user confirms:

  • travel — General trip planning and itinerary structuring
  • food — Deeper restaurant and cuisine recommendations
  • english — Communication support and booking clarity
  • booking — Reservation and scheduling support workflows

Feedback

  • If useful: clawhub star australia
  • Stay updated: clawhub sync