Mansfield
Nine reasons families are flocking to Ned Kelly’s old stomping ground
From hidden gnomes to a paw print walk, there are plenty of fun family things to do in and around Mansfield, Victoria.
- Sue Wallace
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‘A more relaxed lifestyle’: Regional Victorian towns where rents jumped most
Lower cost of living, lifestyle and strong regional economies were driving demand for homes in regional Victoria.
- Shona Hendley
‘There’s nowhere for them to go’: When girls are booted out of football
At 13, Phoebe Guppy is at a crossroads. Travel over an hour for footy training, or give up the game she loves. Daisy Pearce has been at the crossroads before her, and many more will follow.
- Hannah Kennelly
Why half the homes in this sleepy seaside Victorian town are bought with cash
Asset-rich buyers who don’t need a mortgage are arriving in droves, while others struggle against high interest rates and the cost of living.
- Jim Malo
- Review
- Honcho
To try some of Victoria’s best Mexican food (and margaritas), head for the hills
Forget nachos, sombreros and fishbowl margs. Honcho is delivering good-value modern Mexican dishes cooked over fire.
- Besha Rodell
- Exclusive
- Local council
Victorian councils targeted by conspiracy theorists’ campaign of disruption and influence
A campaign of disruption and influence has targeted more than a dozen councils and prompted condemnation from the state government.
- Rachael Dexter and Benjamin Preiss
‘It was just a feeling of panic’: The long terrifying moments an earthquake shook Victoria
Deep in the High Country, 12 gold miners were hundreds of metres below ground when a 5.9-magnitude quake shook the earth around them. At first there was confusion and then a feeling of dread.
- Rob Harris
Jumpy roos the first sign of trouble as quake hit Mansfield
Mayor Mark Holcombe says the town, close to the epicentre of Wednesday’s earthquake, “dodged a bullet”, with no reports of injuries or structural damage.
- Rachel Eddie
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