Hervey Bay, Queensland, is a spot that is well known as the whale-watching capital of Australia. The Hervey Bay whale watching season runs pretty much the same as the rest of Australia, from June to ...

The historic decision was announced in Hervey Bay this morning at the annual World Whale Conference being attended by more than 100 conservationists, scientists and whale watch operators from around ...

From July to October, join Australia’s premier whale and dolphin experts on a voyage of adventure and citizen science in Queensland’s idyllic Hervey Bay. This article is brought to you by Australian ...

It's peak whale-watching season in Hervey Bay, but there is so much more to discover in this wonderfully low-fi town. It's not yet summer, but there are children paddling in the shallows or building ...

If there was a record for the most number of times on a Hervey Bay whale watch boat, then Sue Brown of Port Stephens would be a definite contender. This retired mother of three lives in Port Stephens, ...

Whale tourism attracts about 60,000 people to Hervey Bay, injecting $11 million each year into the economy The region's council and tourism bodies have been working on the application for four years ...

Hervey Bay whale watching operators have welcomed the Queensland Government's decision to waive commercial fees for 2020, labelling it a win to help keep the industry afloat during the coronavirus ...

The Queensland region that is the only place where ocean giants “stay and play” during their migration, has long been regarded as Australia’s unofficial whale watching capital. The Fraser Coast ...

The historic decision was announced in Hervey Bay this morning at the annual World Whale Conference being attended by more than 100 conservationists, scientists and whale watch operators from around ...