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Victoria video gallery (08)

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  1. Conference festival for earth well being which started in the mid seventies
  2. Melbourne is probably best known for its blockbusters: the arts centre, the MCG and Federation Square. But the city keeps its best secrets the coolest bars, cafes and street art hidden in the laneways of the CBD that are at the heart of the city’s cultural renaissance. Robbie Buck rolls up his sleeves and makes his mark on the world capital of street stencil art.

    Lonely Planet travel video, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  3. Flashdance Mob, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  4. Lonely Planet author Marika McAdam shows us around an eclectic part of the Melbourne CBD - get button mania in the iconic Nicholson building, take a coffee at Degraves lane...and catch up with some gothic hairdressers.

    Melbourne: On The Road, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  5. This travel video to Mildura shows why it has topped the list of Australia’s tastiest food safaris, with HG Nelson meeting up with legendary chef and exponent of the Slow Food movement, Stefano de Pieri. Stefano sends him out on a shopping expedition that requires HG to get up close and personal with the region’s produce for a cook up on the iconic Murray River.

    Mildura, Victoria

    by Lonely Planet Television

  6. Australian Food critic Matt Preston combs the countryside to give us his top three Gastronomic Getaways.

    Gastronomic Getaways, Victoria

    by Lonely Planet Television

  7. Slip onto the back of a Vespa and take a high speed gastronomic tour of Melbourne. The coffee'll keep you speeding and the sizzling dishes will have you drooling into the wind.

    Top Three Melbourne Cafes, Melbourne

    by Lonely Planet Television

  8. Every December, the Meredith Music Festival rocks country Victoria on a patch of dirt an hour out of Melbourne. It's 72 hours of folk, rock, garage and punk music and inbetween, everyone sleeps wherever and however they can - usually with earplugs. It's a relaxed atmosphere but some take fashion on the fields very seriously! Animal costumes are not uncommon but I personally recommend a pair of high-cred gumboots.

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