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Eric Wilkinson was an assistant in the fossils department of Melbourne Museum when he rediscovered the Leadbeater’s Possum in 1961.

At 22, Eric discovered an ‘extinct’ possum. It lived in his pocket

The man who rediscovered Victoria’s faunal emblem, the Leadbeater’s possum, 60 years ago now fears he may live to see it go extinct for real.

  • Sherryn Groch

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The path of the fire: Kilmore to Murrindindi,

First it went dark. Then the embers descended. This is how a tragedy unfolded, claiming 119 lives

On February 7, 2009, a powerline fault in north-eastern Victoria sparked a devastating blaze that engulfed townships and left 119 people dead in hours. Here is how it happened.

  • Simone Fox Koob and Mark Stehle
Driving along the Black Spur.

Marysville, Victoria: Why tourists are returning

Marysville is just an hour and a half's drive from Melbourne but feels more remote.

  • Paul Chai
Vibe Hotel Marysville.

Back to the well: Marysville yoga retreat

'There will be lots of yoga, Mother Nature, and taking you outside your daily routine in a positive inspiring environment.'

  • Sheriden Rhodes
The alpine-style buildings of Vibe Hotel, Marysville.

Vibe, Marysville review: Weekend away

Marysville was decimated by the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires, but has regenerated while maintaining its charm.

  • Paul Chai
Architectural wonder:  Sunrise Kempinksi, Beijing is due to open in December.

Hotel hotlist: 15 of the best new hotel openings for 2015

However you like your hotels, the upcoming year is sure to please, with architectural acrobatics, spectacular renovations and innovative technologies colluding to produce some fantastic new accommodation offerings.

  • Julietta Jameson
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<i>New Life</i> sculpture by local artist Bruno Torfs.

Marysville, Victoria: Tourism helps town recover

Six years on, Marysville is rising from the ashes.

  • Dugald Jellie
Steavensons Falls, Marysville.

Six reasons to visit Marysville

Richard Cornish visits the Steavenson Falls and heads to the Toboggan Cup at Lake Mountain.

The Peppercorn Hotel at Yea.

Beyond the fires

The regions devastated by Black Saturday are in recovery and visitors are welcome back.

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