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Penola Old Post Office

The Telegraph station was officially opened on August 13, 1860 and the Post office built in 1876.

Bond Store

A four roomed stone cottage built 1869, owned from 1878 by Philip William Carter Gammon.

Ulva Cottage

A four roomed stone cottage built 1869, owned from 1878 by Philip William Carter Gammon.

McAdam Hut

The Telegraph station was officially opened on August 13, 1860 and the Post office built in 1876.

Como Lane Café

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We’re delighted to announce the opening of Como Lane Café, a stunning new eatery by acclaimed chef Scott Pickett in collaboration with VenuesLive, located at the heart of Como House & Garden.

Audit House

Audit House was built for the Commonwealth Auditor in 1938. The residence is one of a number built in this part of Darwin for high-ranking public servants in the 1930s.

Burnett House

This is the only surviving example of B.C.G. Burnett’s Type ‘K’ and was unusual in being of two-storey configuration.

Stockmans Cottage

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Encased by native bushland, Tiny Lenore is a sunny spot to marvel at magical sunsets and take in the harmonious movement of nature.

Step into the natural elegance of rural life at the historic Mooramong Estate, just 50 minutes west of Ballarat. Nestled amidst sprawling golden plains, Rouseabouts Cottage seamlessly blends classic charm with contemporary comforts, providing a unique retreat experience.

Overseers Cottage

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Encased by native bushland, Tiny Lenore is a sunny spot to marvel at magical sunsets and take in the harmonious movement of nature.

Mt Leura & Mt Sugarloaf Reserves

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Enjoy the extensive walking trails and visitor facilities of this 39ha volcanic reserve on the very edge of Camperdown. Nestled in the heart of the Nationally Significant Mt Leura and Mt Sugarloaf Volcanic Complex - a nested maar - this site has been extensively revegetated since 1995.

Unshackled: Hobart Penitentiary

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Guided Site Tour: The highlight of your visit, this 90-minute guided tour is the only way to see the entirety of one Australia’s richest convict sites. Led by our knowledgeable and passionate volunteer guides, the tour takes you through historic courtrooms, subterranean tunnels, solitary convict cells and the gallows, offering

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