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Historic Mt Perisher chairlift auction online this weekend | Southern Highland News - Vimarsana News

Historic Mt Perisher chairlift auction online this weekend | Southern Highland News

Claim a piece of skiing history as Perisher auctions off original chairs from its iconic double chairlift. Bids start at $1500.

Tim the Yowie Man visits the new Ginninderry walking tracks | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Tim the Yowie Man visits the new Ginninderry walking tracks | The Canberra Times

Explore new walking tracks along the stunning Ginninderry Conservation Corridor and discover the area's hidden gullies, rocky outcrops, and scenic views.

Tim the Yowie Man visits the new Ginninderry walking tracks | Braidwood Times - Vimarsana News

Tim the Yowie Man visits the new Ginninderry walking tracks | Braidwood Times

Explore new walking tracks along the stunning Ginninderry Conservation Corridor and discover the area's hidden gullies, rocky outcrops, and scenic views.

Government fails own development rhetoric - Vimarsana News

Government fails own development rhetoric

One plus is that there are street trees and every house has solar panels. Photo: Paul Costigan “The government is a partner in the development while also the agency that approves development applications. How can it do the right thing about design, conservation issues or ensuring the highest 21st century standards,” wonders “Canberra Matters” columnist  PAUL COSTIGAN.  ONCE upon a time, Canberra tourism included views of tree-lined suburban streets. That was Canberra as we knew it – a city in a landscape. The ambience was greenery and open spaces.  Paul Costigan. Take a ...