Victoria

What's new and what's hot in the Victorian ski fields this year.
Travel back in time in the Victorian gold rush town of Chiltern.
The fun doesn't stop once the snow melts at Falls Creek in the Victorian Alps.
Explore the wineries, backwaters and billabongs of the Nagambie Lakes
Art lover, history buff, culture vulture, movie fiend or just plain sports mad, Melbourne's a city with something for everyone, and a museum or gallery to suit every passion.
Melbourne is the undisputed shopping and style capital of Australia, where you'll find some of the coolest cafés, hottest shops, street art and architecture in the country.
Pump up the adrenalin on your next Melbourne holiday with these 10 extreme sports.
Victoria is such a compact state that nowhere is very far from Melbourne so escape the city for a long weekend getaway.
Werribee Park, just 30 minutes from the centre of Melbourne, is a theme park for grown ups - although there's plenty for kids as well.
Driving the Great Ocean Road is a must-do if you're to call yourself a true Aussie - so that's what we did.
Top of any list of great Australian drives is Great Ocean Road.
Take a walk on Melbourne's wild side in the Dandenong Ranges, less than an hour from the heart of the city.
The locals like to think of Mildura as a slice of the Mediterranean in the outback. They're not kidding either.
Make a gourmet pilgrimage to Mildura, home to celebrity chef, Stefano de Pieri.
Climb aboard Puffing Billy, Australia's most famous steam train.
Get eye to eye with the dolphins of Port Philip Bay.
Australia's biggest sailing regatta is Skandia Geelong Week in January with more than 400 yachts taking part.
Head to the Grampians and you'll find farmstays have changed... a lot.
The undisputed capital of spa country, Daylesford, and nearby Hepburn Springs, 80 minutes drive from Melbourne, are home to Australia's richest concentration of mineral springs.
For a perfect winter weekend break don't drive past the Yarra Valley, just over an hour's drive from Melbourne.
Travel the Great Grape Road, Macedon Ranges, Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsular, King Valley and Milawa, and to add to your enjoyment we've found some of the best places to stay along the way.
There's more to Port Fairy than its annual Folk Festival. It's an eclectic mix of authentic nineteenth century buildings housing an array of modern galleries, designer boutiques, restaurants, cafes and providores.
The views from the villas sweep down the hill and out across the township of Apollo Bay, along Great Ocean Road and out to sea.
Lorne's a stylish resort town with boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafes and a white sand beach.
The Eureka in Ballarat stockade became the stuff of legends where the tragic battle came to symbolise "a revolution; small in size, but great politically."
More gold has been found in Bendigo than anywhere else in Victoria - a colossal 22 million ounces since 1851, worth around nine billion dollars by today's standards.
A stunning scenic drive across the roof of Victoria from Wangaratta to Bairnsdale.
The Great Alpine Road, stretching almost 300km from Wangaratta to Bairnsdale, is one of Australia's classic summer touring routes.
Take a big kite, screw on some billy cart wheels and strap on a small engine and propeller at the back, hang on tight and you're ready to fly, right?
North eastern Victoria is Kelly country. On a trip down the Hume highway to Melbourne, you'll pass Glenrowan 16 kilometres south of Wangaratta where the Kelly gang made its last stand.
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