Port Fairy
- Review
- Merrijig Inn
Merrijig Inn
A historic pub with a fairy light-festooned beer garden.
- Richard Cornish
Latest
The Victorian coastal towns where house prices plunged 20 per cent
Beach houses in many popular spots have recorded double-digit price drops over the past couple of years, and buyers have their pick.
- Kate Halfpenny
10 of Victoria’s best regional pubs worth planning a road trip around
What’s even better than a long pub lunch? A long pub lunch in the country! These venues are the real deal, with food, drinks and settings worth planning a trip around.
- Richard Cornish
‘Shattered into a million pieces’: Mother speaks of loss after son drowns on school trip
A judge has grilled lawyers for the Education Department about why they did not pass on swimming proficiency information before an eight-year-old boy drowned on a school excursion.
- David Estcourt
- ★★★★
- Hotel reviews
This historic, stately inn is a surprisingly cosy beachside getaway
This bluestone heritage inn by the sea makes an ideal escape whatever the season.
- Justin Meneguzzi
10 beach towns that are better than Byron
Byron Bay may get the headlines, but there’s a lot more beach towns out there with far less traffic, and much lower prices.
- Craig Tansley
- Review
- Victoria
Fen's truly exceptional tasting menu is worth travelling for
This version of the Port Fairy fine diner delivers both more and less than its predecessor, writes Besha Rodell.
- Besha Rodell
Coastal towns where prices have doubled in five years but are still under $1m
Property prices have reached new heights in many coastal towns, but there are still some coastal towns with six-figure median prices, despite rapid growth.
- Kate Burke
- Opinion
- Indigenous culture
A sacred island called Deen Maar and an approaching wind storm
Islands drift at the edge of our knowing, bewitching some of us who catch a glimpse of them. Deen Maar and its path for the dead is one of them.
- Tony Wright
Port Fairy, a travel guide: Avoid the Great Ocean Road crowds, and head to the seaside town most Victorians miss
Just three hours from Melbourne, this delightful town is far from the full car parks and bad coffee of Victoria's Great Ocean Road.
- Belinda Jackson
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