“Bondi” or “Boondi” is originally an aboriginal word, the name of the historical and beautiful beach. The word means  “water breaking over rocks” and it could also be translated as “noise of water breaking over rocks.” Moreover, according to the records of the Australian Museum, the word “Bondi” can also mean “the place where a flight of nullas took place.” During the years between 1855 and 1877, the beach and the other surrounding areas were opened to the public. This was initiated by Francis O’Brien of the Bondi Estate in which made the beach a place that is ideal for … Continue reading Brief Historical Background of The Bondi Transport Service