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man sitting on concrete brick with opened laptop on his lapWith flexible work options reshaping the way we work, the new online platform Work From Here is giving employees the chance to discover some of Australia’s most beautiful places to work and stay.

Thanks to the sudden shift to remote and hybrid working, the flexible work revolution is here to stay and Work From Here is encouraging Australians to travel the country with a different purpose – by taking their day job on the road to living and working in a new environment.
Showcasing more than 170 unique properties specifically suited to remote working, each of the Work From Here properties has been carefully selected based on their suitability as a great place to live and work. Key factors essential to remote working have been considered such as phone reception, number of available workstations, NBN connection and proximity to the best local cafes and gyms making it easier than ever to pack up and hit the road.
According to Work From Here Founder, Dave Humphreys, Work From Here give people the chance to change more than just their desktop wallpaper.
“Work From Here is for new travellers who want to combine flexibility, productivity and immersion into a new community. It’s about giving Aussies the chance to try living and working somewhere different for a few days or even a few weeks,” Dave said.
“The new online directory is great not only for employees looking for a change but also for local communities because it brings investment and year-round sustainable tourism as a result of longer stays to regions that may have otherwise been overlooked.”
“The idea for Work From Here was born after Australia’s first lockdown when I took the opportunity to work from the Snowy Mountains. Doing so made me realise just how incredible the change of scenery was for my productivity, mental health and general wellbeing,” he said.
No matter what you’re looking for, whether it’s a quiet, inspirational space with stunning views or reliable internet connection in a unique location, Work From Here has done the hard work and hand-selected the best properties for working remotely around the country. Here is a snapshot of some of the most beautiful locations to hot desk and live like a local in New South Wales and Victoria:
New South Wales
The Little Black Shack, Mackerel Beach
You’ll feel a million miles away at The Little Black Shack, an original timber and sandstone fisherman’s cottage overlooking Great Mackerel Beach that has been lovingly restored into a secluded beach and bush hideaway.
Farm House on Oxley, Oxley Island
Experience a return to the simpler things in life at Farm House on Oxley, a secluded riverside farmhouse set on fifty-seven acres of land on the Mid North Coast, just 30 minutes drive from Forster.

Tinkersfield Farm, Snowy Mountains

Escape every day with a stay at this relaxing, boutique mountain retreat nestled at the foot of Crackenback Valley.
Mandala Beach House, Jervis House
Be spoilt for choice working from this 6-bedroom luxury house that boasts expansive views of Jervis Bay and more than 100 beaches on your doorstep.
The Sampson, Orange
Experience the ultimate in country charm at The Sampson, a beautifully restored two-bedroom Californian bungalow conveniently located in Orange’s dress circle.
Victoria
The Evening Star, Wandiligong
Escape, explore and indulge in the beauty of Victoria’s High Country at the Evening Star, an open plan house that takes full advantage of the majestic mountain views with wineries, mountain bike tracks and ski resorts on its doorstep.
The Mountain Den, Halls Gap
This brand new ‘shack’ ideally located in the heart of Grampians is the perfect spot for adventure seekers and mountain lovers. Filled with hand-picked treasures from the local region, soak up the breathtaking mountain views from the working nook and toast marshmallows on the outdoor fire pit when night falls.
Tuerong Farm, Tuerong
Tuerong Farm grows and mills heritage, ancient and modern grains and overlooks wheat fields, pastures and vineyards. Originally built in the 1930s, the Farmhouse offers two accommodation options and is surrounded by 1000 hectares of bush.
Edited by: Stephen Morton