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Bendigo
Who moved here: Joe Scully, Mick Scully
Who lived here: Pat Scully
Who visited here: Lyn Scully, Oscar Scully, Steph Scully, Charlie Hoyland
A city in the centre of the state of Victoria, Bendigo was the location of Pat Scully's farm, where Mick Scully went to help out. When both Pat and Mick were involved in an accident, Joe Scully left Erinsborough to help out, and ended up staying on the farm. Though his wife Lyn and their young son Oscar visited regularly, she ultimately couldn't give up life in Melbourne and they divorced. Joe's eldest daughter, Steph and her son, Charlie, have also been regular visitors to the farm.
Geelong
Who lived here: Mandi Rogers
The second largest city in Victoria, located close to Melbourne, Geelong was home for Caitlin Atkins' friend, Mandi Rogers, who regularly travelled to Erinsborough to be part of the swim team. When it looked like Mandi might have to give up swimming due to the distance she had to travel each week, she and Caitlin tried to convince Madge and Harold Bishop to take her in, but they ultimately gave a home to Paul McCalin instead.
Lorne
Who moved here: Lori Lee, Madeleine Lee
When A Good Hair Day salon owner Gino Esposito was opening a new business in the coastal town of Lorne, located on the Great Ocean Road, he decided to employ Lori Lee as his full-time manager, meaning that she could be independent but still close enough to Erinsborough so that Connor O'Neill, the father of Lori's daughter, Maddy, could visit.
Mildura
Who came from here: Josh Anderson, Mr & Mrs Anderson
The Anderson family moved to Erinsborough in 1990 to run a newsagency, but disaster struck when a truck went through the front of the shop. Josh decided to stay in Erinsborough while his family returned to Mildura, though he joined them in 1992.
Mildura was also visited on screen by Lance Wilkinson when he went orange picking in 1999 - click here to find out more.
Sale
Who moved here: Max Hoyland
When his marriage to Steph ended after two and a half years, Max Hoyland realised that he couldn't be around her as it was too painful, and accepted a job working on the rigs in the Bass Strait, finding himself a new home in the city of Sale.
Wangaratta
Who moved here: Summer Hoyland
In 2005, Summer Hoyland was accepted to study piano at the prestigious Gillard School of Performance and Music in the city of Wangaratta, located in the north-east of Victoria, though she made regular visits to her family in Erinsborough during the holidays.
Susan Kennedy also moved to Wangaratta in 1998 to become principal of the local high school - click here to find out more.
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