A tiny Australian town is up for sale but locals fear it could die out


Licola consists of a couple of weatherboard buildings, a general store, a caravan park and a petrol station. - CHANGE.ORG

LICOLA, Australia: A tiny Australian town with a population of five is up for sale, upsetting locals who fear that their beloved town could either die out or be commercialised.

The remote village of Licola, about three hours drive from Melbourne, has been owned by the local branch of the Lion’s Club for more than 50 years.

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