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  • Enticing picnic setting

    Enticing picnic setting

    By JODIE SYMONDS ENJOY spectacular views with sandwiches in hand while you sip a cold glass of lemonade at The National Rhododendron Gardens in Olinda…

  • Weekend of jazz, blues

    Weekend of jazz, blues

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS MARYSVILLE will become the home of jazz and blues for the first time in mid-October. The inaugural Marysville Jazz and Blues Weekend…

  • Hearts racing for carnival action

    Hearts racing for carnival action

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS WHO needs the hassle of getting to Flemington on race day when you can enjoy the picturesque surrounds of the Yarra Valley…

  • Time for extreme fun

    Time for extreme fun

    By PETER DOUGLAS DON’T let the placid landscapes fool you, there is plenty of room for thrill-seekers in the Yarra Valley. Whether you’re blessed with…

  • A place called intrepid

    A place called intrepid

    By KATH GANNAWAY QUITE sensibly, the Donna Buang Road between Healesville and Warburton (or Warburton and Healesville for more intrepid travellers) is closed during winter.…

  • Glazed ash memorial

    Glazed ash memorial

    By JESSE GRAHAM WHEN a loved one passes away, one of the questions that comes up within the family is what to do next –…

  • Festive July

    Festive July

    By KATH GANNAWAY CHRISTMAS in December for visitors to the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges is likely to be seafood and salad, great wines, and…

  • Classics’ lasting appeal

    Classics’ lasting appeal

    By JESSE GRAHAM THE sound of classical music will fill halls across the Yarra Ranges through the coming months, with the council teaming up with…

  • Natural attraction to sprouts

    Natural attraction to sprouts

    By PETER DOUGLAS FORGET about the Big Banana or the Big Pineapple, the Yarra Valley now has the Big Brussels Sprout. In front of an…

  • Explore the wonders of Warburton

    Explore the wonders of Warburton

    By LARISSA KUZEFF THE Yarra Valley’s sleepy town of Warburton is the ultimate destination for outdoor activities. If you’re keen to breathe in the fresh…

  • No time to hibernate

    No time to hibernate

    By PETER DOUGLAS TIME to rug up and get ready for winter, ‘Tourist News’ readers. But don’t fret too much, the cooler months needn’t be…

  • Pleasure on the palate

    Pleasure on the palate

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS IMAGINE it. Barista-made locally roasted coffee, a comfy couch, delicious vegetarian and vegan food at your fingertips plus the option to play…

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