Griffith (NSW)
Griffith is a vibrant regional city in the Riverina district of southern New South Wales, known for its strong agricultural base, multicultural heritage, and reputation as a major food and wine destination. Positioned within the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, Griffith plays a key role in one of Australia’s most productive farming regions.
Established in the early 20th century as part of an irrigation scheme, Griffith was designed to support intensive agriculture through a network of canals and water management systems. This transformation turned semi-arid land into fertile farmland, enabling large-scale production of fruit, vegetables, rice, and wine grapes.
The city is particularly known for its Italian influence, with many families settling in the region and contributing to its food, wine, and cultural identity. Wineries, cafés, and restaurants reflect this heritage, making Griffith a recognised destination for regional cuisine and hospitality.
Agriculture remains central to Griffith’s economy, supported by food processing, packaging, and export industries. The surrounding farmland and irrigation infrastructure continue to define both the landscape and the livelihoods of the community.
Today, Griffith offers a wide range of services, retail, accommodation, and visitor attractions, with a vibrant town centre and strong community culture. Parks, walking tracks, public art, and cultural landmarks contribute to a dynamic and welcoming regional city.
Surrounded by vineyards, orchards, and open plains, Griffith captures the innovation and productivity of the Riverina. The city blends agricultural success with cultural diversity, creating a unique and engaging destination in southern New South Wales.
ShowcasingOz TV will be capturing the stories, people, businesses, and experiences that define Griffith as part of our national filming journey — highlighting its irrigation heritage, food and wine culture, agricultural strength, and the diverse community that continues to shape this thriving Riverina city.
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📍 Attractions & Points of Interest
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Other Attractions In And Around Griffith
- Wallys Junk Art Gallery - Rankins Springs
- Binya Hall - Binya
- De Bortoli Wines
- Griffith Pioneer Park Museum
- Griffith Tourism Hub
- Yarran Wines
- Berton Vineyards
- Griffith Regional Art Gallery
- Made To Thrive
- Calabria Family Wines
- Griffith Italian Museum and Cultural Centre
- Griffith War Memorial Museum
- Catania Fruit Salad Farm
- The Aisling Distillery
- Darlington Point Museum - Darlington Point
- Southern Cotton Gin Tour - Whitton
- Whitton Malt House - Whitton
- Altina Wildlife Park
- Yarrow Park Award Winning Cellar Door - Coleambally
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🗺️ Points of Interest & Landmarks
These natural landmarks and local points of interest form an important part of Griffith’s landscape, history, and sense of place. ShowcasingOz TV will capture these locations during filming to help tell the broader story of the region.
Goolgowi
Goolgowi is a small Riverina service town located along the Mid-Western Highway, supporting surrounding agricultural districts. It functions as a convenient stop for travellers and a hub for local farming communities.
Old Rankins Springs Turntable
The Old Rankins Springs Turntable is a historic railway feature once used to rotate locomotives. It reflects the importance of rail transport in supporting agricultural production and regional connectivity.
Rankins Springs
Rankins Springs is a small rural locality surrounded by farming country, representing the dispersed agricultural settlements that characterise the Riverina region.
Picnic Train Historical Site
Binya is a quiet agricultural locality near Griffith, reflecting the irrigation-based farming landscape that supports cropping and horticulture across the region.
Woolshed Falls Walking Track
Woolshed Falls Walking Track provides access to a small cascade and natural bushland setting, offering a short walk through native vegetation and a peaceful outdoor experience.
Falcon Falls Walking Track
Falcon Falls Walking Track leads to a minor waterfall and lookout area, showcasing local bushland and offering a quiet natural escape within the broader agricultural landscape.
Lake Wyangan
Lake Wyangan is a popular recreational lake offering fishing, boating, and picnic areas. The lake is an important local attraction, providing a contrast to the surrounding farmland.
Hermit’s Cave
Hermit’s Cave is a unique historic site featuring hand-carved caves, rock walls, and gardens created by an Italian hermit in the early 20th century. The site reflects cultural history and individual craftsmanship.
Heesco Mural
The Heesco Mural is a large-scale artwork by artist Heesco, depicting local themes and contributing to Griffith’s growing public art scene.
Big Wine Bottles
The Big Wine Bottles are a roadside attraction celebrating Griffith’s status as a major wine-producing region, reflecting its strong viticulture industry.
Mount Brogden Walking Track
Mount Brogden Walking Track offers elevated views across Griffith and the surrounding farmland, providing perspective on the scale of the irrigation landscape.
MIA Pioneers Memorial
The MIA Pioneers Memorial commemorates the individuals who established the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, recognising their role in transforming the region.
I.O.O.F Park
I.O.O.F Park is a central recreational space featuring open lawns, playgrounds, and community facilities, supporting outdoor activities and gatherings.
Nancy Blumer Memorial
The Nancy Blumer Memorial honours a local community figure, reflecting the contributions of individuals who have shaped Griffith’s social and cultural life.
Pioneer Women Of Griffith District Statue
This statue recognises the role of women in developing the Griffith district, highlighting their contributions to agriculture, family life, and community building.
Fairey Firefly Monument
The Fairey Firefly Monument commemorates a naval aircraft and its connection to the region, serving as a unique historical landmark.
Bucyrus Erie - Coleambally
The Bucyrus Erie machine in Coleambally is a large piece of earthmoving equipment displayed as a monument to the engineering efforts behind irrigation development
Coleambally Water Tower
The Coleambally Water Tower features artwork that reflects the town’s irrigation heritage and agricultural identity.
Coleambally
Coleambally is a purpose-built irrigation town developed as part of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, supporting intensive agriculture and modern farming practices.
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