Revealed: This Aussie state is the most welcoming region on Earth

Emily Murphy is Australian Traveller's Social Media Manager and Writer, and in her three years at the company she has been instrumental in shaping its social media presence and crafting compelling narratives that inspire others to explore Australia's vast landscapes. Her previous role was a journalist at Prime Creative Media and before that she was freelancing in publishing, content creation and digital marketing – equipping her with a diverse skill set that enhances her storytelling and audience engagement. Emily holds a Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies (Journalism and Professional Writing) and a Bachelor of International Studies (Global Media and Communication) from the University of Wollongong. When she's not creating scroll-stopping social media posts, Em is a devoted 'bun mum' and enjoys spending her spare time by the sea, reading, binge-watching a good TV show and exploring Sydney's vibrant dining scene. Next on her Aussie travel wish list? Tasmania and The Kimberley.

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  • John says:

    There must be some welcoming little towns in NSW

  • Ted Reedy says:

    Well !
    Five of the ten friendly towns are in Queensland with two in Victoria, two in WA, one in SA and none in NSW. We must be a real bunch of grumpy guts – what will it take for us to lift our game?
    Regards
    Ted

  • Alexis Lander says:

    All these towns sound absolutely delightful however what does it say about NSW that not one is from there?

  • pamela elaraj says:

    I have been to 5 of the towns listed, big one you missed is Moonta on the York Peninsula, it’s a great little town has something for everyone, plus beautiful beaches.
    My Mum lives around there we have spent many glorious holidays in the area.

  • Margaret Freemantle says:

    My father was born on Tamborine Mountain in 1917. His family ran the Post office and also the bus that ran from Tamborine to Brisbane. He tells how aboriginal families and whites looked after each other and that they all lived in harmony with the rainforest.
    Development there is so sad and never ever ought to have been allowed

  • Kenneth Bailey says:

    Have been to all of theseAustralian places at one time or other and would go back again and again. The Australian traveller reviews are terrific.