A new pool has to be on ground level, not the first floor.
Open from 1980 to 1999, the theme park had helicopters, trams, mini golf and even a flight simulator inside a real plane.
One of Australia’s deadliest aviation disasters sparked drastic reforms across the industry.
A growing push to preserve local landmarks is turning heritage-listed buildings into modern destinations.
The former enemy alien “smoked a fearsome meerschaum pipe with a pepper pot lid”.
The heyday of open-air theatres ran from the mid-50s until about 1990.
Eastern Melbourne was home to the first Village theatre.
Couples with multiple children were given $40 a week, inflation adjusted, for food.
Way up there on the mountaintop...
How did Lilydale's limestone quarry become the second-largest housing development in Victoria?
In the mid-1970s this magnet for creatives was saved from a developer's wrecking ball by local activists.
Whitehorse Council is set to approve a plan for Tally Ho’s development over the next 15 years. But how did Tally Ho come to be?
