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Hello Reader, Here’s one to add to your day-trip list — Badass Women of the Yarra Ranges is now showing at the Yarra Ranges Regional Museum. Running until 7 December, this bold digital storytelling project celebrates the trailblazing women who’ve shaped the Yarra Ranges and beyond. From household names like Dame Nellie Melba to local heroes such as Dorothy ‘Dot’ Peters, these stories highlight courage, creativity, and sheer determination. It’s a fascinating mix of history, storytelling and local pride — you can explore the stories in-gallery, online, or even follow the trail with a downloadable map around the region. Enjoy your week, P.S. Heading off on your own Melbourne adventures? Join our Facebook Group and share your photos, ask questions or see others' posts for further inspiration. Join the Facebook Group here.
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