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There is a very enjoyable walk around the lake ( 2 km ) which passes through a tunnel in the weir wall and there is a picnic-barbecue area with an information board outlining other bush walks . While copyright , on the federal level , and state contract law underlying licensing agreements remain essential tools for protecting the enormous investment in collections of information , there are gaps in the protection that can best be filled by a new federal statute which will complement copyright law . In order to obtain the coal deposits beneath Yallourn the SEC announced , in 1969 , that it was phasing out the town , with demolition commencing in the 1970s and being completed in 1982 . Old Dartmouth , which developed in conjunction with goldmining on the Dart River in the 1870s , lies beneath the dam . One of the few surviving colonial homesteads in the Mallee , it is thought to date from around 1867 and may have been built by two Swedish sailors who jumped ship in Adelaide then headed overland in search of work . The house and estate remained in the Balcombe family until 1977 when all but 8 remaining hectares around the home were sold to the shire . One tree can weigh over 200 tonnes , grow to 90 m in height , use 170 litres of water a day , produce 1 kg of honey per season , take nine people holding hands to span its girth , and do it all in 400 years . Prices depend on the type of accommodation , the number of people per room , the time of the week and the part of the season . Hunt claimed that the local Aborigines referred to the place as ' Merrriding ' while other explanations suggest that the name comes from ' merrit-in ' - ' the place of the Merrit ' ( merrit being a kind of tree which was used for making spears ) - or that it was the name used by the Aborigines to describe the ' huge bare granite rock ' which the locals now call Merredin Peak . Wilson owned all of the land around Lake Marma by 1871 . It is flanked to the north by the Murray River ( marking the state border ) which extends for 2530 km , making it one of the longest navigable rivers in the world with a catchment area covering 14 per cent of the continent . The dam in the middle of the racecourse is well-stocked with fish ( you must bring your own bait and tackle and there is a bag limit of two fish per child ) . If so , we would love to have you aboard . The showboat Avoca ( 1877 ) offers night-time cruises with dinner , music and dancing while the Coonawarra ( 1894 ) undertakes cruises of 3-5 nights with accommodation . In the early 1940s Eric Johnson solved the uncertainty which skiers faced trying to lug their gear to Mount Hotham when he began a long-running service carting stores and skiers ' packs to Mount Hotham via the Bon Accord Spur on a sled pulled by a horse on snowshoes while the skiers walked . The same thing occurred around Cervantes in the Central West .