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Lifestyle
From lakeside views to mountain top panoramas, there are plenty of striking vistas.
Finding a filling, affordable and healthy meal can be a challenge, so the Monitor is here to help.
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The Monitor hit the streets of the town to ask which eatery they love the most.
Hot veggies, salted meats and gravy with dripping, here’s our list of the region's best warming weekend meals.
Patricia Freeman and her five sisters bring the tale of the vanished estate heiresses to the stage.
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Including: How to spot the queen.
Whether heading out for a quiet one at the bar or looking to celebrate with a big night, having discounted drinks can save the bank account some hurt.
“I've got solar and a battery at home, so it costs me about $5 over summer to do 1,000 kilometres.”
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Whether your kids enjoy sliding, sandpits, flying foxes or climbing walls, there are plenty of spots around the region to keep them active and entertained.
Take your pooch for a stroll through the most picturesque landscapes this region has on offer.
Finding a bargain these days can be tough, so the Monitor has compiled a list of shops to save your purse or wallet from harm.
Which establishment is cooking up custard tarts, vanilla slices, sausage rolls and the humble meat pie to the highest standard?
The event is hosted twice a year at Broughton Hall, which overlooks the Tarago Reservoir.
From lakeside views to idyllic villages, here’s the Monitor’s tips for a quick getaway.
From dystopian science fiction mysteries to Australian neo-noirs, the event will screen 30 shorts over three days this weekend.
Picturesque views, 300-year-old trees and sandy beaches: Here's a list of 10 walks to check out around the region.
From beach walks and romantic sunsets to wine tasting and scenic picnics.
The shared exhibition allows casual daubers to showcase their work alongside more established painters.
Spring is the perfect time to get a head start on putting in crops for summer.
Nostalgic knick-knacks, intriguing artefacts and rare oddities abound in these local stores.
Red Annex and Miss Frou Frou in the Latrobe Valley offer all day breakfast and a range of clothes, homeware, jewellery and soap
