Time to escape with Kate
June 7, 2019
When people think about escaping to the country, they aren’t really just looking for four walls and a roof, according to Kate Ashton. They’re not
Opportunities
Bealiba’s new (quiet) boom
June 6, 2019
The discovery of yellow metal at the foot of Mt Bealiba in 1856 created a town of 12,000 desperadoes, but when the gold rush left,
Picture this – the man who became mayor
June 4, 2019
For decades, the cold winds of stasis blew along Clunes’ historic main street. Gold fever had deserted the town in the 1890s, leaving a small
Living the journey from vine to wine
June 3, 2019
On a rainy Friday night, when you hear the crack of a metal cap and the familiar glug-glug-glug noise of your favourite beverage burbling into
Northern destiny
May 30, 2019
“I was visiting northeast Victoria for work and when we drove through Tallangatta, I said to the woman driving, I reckon I could live
Flight time
May 30, 2019
After spending more than 15 years servicing helicopters around Australia and even in Antarctica, Hylke Kijlstra has got to a point where he no longer
Merchant of Mansfield
May 29, 2019
Five years after moving to Mansfield, Mat Picone and his wife Lee have opened three businesses had two children and bought themselves a beautiful home
Warm welcome guaranteed in Woomelang
May 28, 2019
You know a community has pulled out every possible stop to try to attract people to their town when they keep a guest book in
Creating new spaces to belong in a town of innovators
May 27, 2019
If you want to live in a bustling city, then Rupanyup is not the place for you, but if you like the idea of belonging
Saving Taradale – how one school grew from two students to 75 in just seven years
May 21, 2019
Just months after he landed a part-time teaching job at Taradale Primary School, Chris Burgess was handed the job of acting principal, in charge of