Sky News host Paul Murray is in the city of Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands, exploring what it has to offer, namely the goldrush boomtown of Sovereign Hill.
Shame on you Rupert.
If ever there was a reason to avoid Ballarat, this must be it.
Seems like an appropriate place for a bloke who wants to drag Australia back to the 1860s...
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