The Golden Mile - Heritage Walks of Melbourne

26/06/2018

Amazing discoveries - you can see some of the work near Young and Jackson’s

24/05/2018

We will be adding some thoughts, what about you? The glory of Melbourne

What public places make the city centre of Melbourne distinctly ‘Melbourne’ for you? Share your story of place and tell us what the central city means to you.

25/11/2017

Such an important part of our city and states history

01/11/2017

Ahh Ned!! Join us for a walk and hear of other Melbourne antics of a time gone by.

On this day in 1880, Ned Kelly was was tried for the murder of Constable Thomas Lonigan. He was found guilty and sentenced to death by Sir Redmond Barry.

Barry sentenced Kelly to death by hanging with the traditional: 'May God have mercy on your soul'. Kelly replied 'I will go a little further than that, and say I will see you there when I go.'

Ned Kelly was hanged on 11 November. Redmond Barry died twelve days later.

18/09/2017

We love this great initiative by Sovereign Hill

Get more out of your Sovereign Hill experience with our 'Hidden Histories: The Wadawurrung People' digital tour. The tour is about gold rush Ballarat, bringing to life the perspectives and participation of Aboriginal people on the goldfields. Access the tour here: https://sovereignhillhiddenhistories.com.au

06/07/2017

04/07/2017

These are steps to remind and engage in our heritage, there will always be more to do, but this is good.

26/01/2016

When conde nast go out, they go all out.. Looking forward to an exciting year of visitors!

We're looking at you this year, Australia.

18/12/2015

Racing Victoria (RV) has today announced that, in consultation with race clubs, it has abandoned all race meetings scheduled for tomorrow – Saturday, 19 December – due to the extreme hot weather conditions forecast across the state.

22/11/2015

Thanks for a lovely mention by the New Indian Express newspaper.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/Melbourne-Memories/2015/11/21/article3138511.ece

HYDERABAD: On one spring morning I checked into Hotel Lindrum, one of Melbourne’s most stylish boutique properties – an apt beginning to my highly enjoyable stay in Victoria. The hotel was formerly the snooker and billiard hall of the Lindrum family, named after its patriarch the famous snooker cham…