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Historic Port Fairy Railway Shed returns to community use | The Standard - Vimarsana News

Historic Port Fairy Railway Shed returns to community use | The Standard

Port Fairy's Railway Goods Shed reopens after 50 years of disrepair, attracting 250 visitors at Winter Weekends opening.

Two-hatted regional Victorian fine dining restaurant Fen is closing - Vimarsana News

Two-hatted regional Victorian fine dining restaurant Fen is closing

Less than a year after opening in new digs, Port Fairy's celebrated fine diner Fen will plate its last abalone dish on February 25.

Eight new regional Victorian restaurants worth planning a road trip around - Vimarsana News

Eight new regional Victorian restaurants worth planning a road trip around

As featured in The Age Good Food Guide 2023, a good experience is all but guaranteed at these great new restaurants worth going a little off the beaten track for.

Good Food Guide 2023: Meet Victoria's Regional Restaurant of the Year finalists - Vimarsana News

Good Food Guide 2023: Meet Victoria's Regional Restaurant of the Year finalists

These restaurants in regional Victoria showcase an explosion of talent, creativity and very singular dining outside city limits.

Australian musicians Archie Roach, Deborah Cheetham, Kate Miller-Heidke on why we need to change the national anthem - Vimarsana News

Australian musicians Archie Roach, Deborah Cheetham, Kate Miller-Heidke on why we need to change the national anthem

Advertisement It was 6am on New Year’s Day when the text pinged in from ABC TV. The Prime Minister had changed a word in Australia’s national anthem. As if in sudden, surprised recognition that our country has been populated for more than 60,000 years, we would no longer sing of being “young and free”, but instead, “one and free”. The national anthem ''doesn’t come from who we are as a nation'', says Deborah Cheetham. Credit:Justin McManus “What a way to start the year,” says Deborah Cheetham, AO, with a sigh. Obviously the adjustment was very welc...