All important rules, announcements, and information on how to get started at Tally.

Diaries, alternate-universes, quizzes and other character-related fun.

Sit back, unwind, and chill with your Tally family in this OOC space.

A small stand where staff and students can pick up the day's newspaper, whether to pass the time or keep up with appearances, it's always good to know what's going on in the wider world.

The front of the school, hidden in the bush at the end of a long dirt road, the Gawler Building is a piece of modern architecture in the dry rural landscape.

A long thin building running along the west side of the school. Also the oldest building on campus, Kookynie Halls once housed the administration and dormitories as well as classrooms.

At the south end of the school lies the Southern Cross Tower, connected to the main buildings by a thin covered corridor. It was built to include the Astronomy and Divination classes, as well as provide a room for students of all houses to gather and socialise.

One of the most interesting features of the school, the Eurekea Underground Hallway is an old mineshaft rennovated into a useful (if cold and damp) series of corridors, classrooms and dormitories.

Rebuilt to house a more modern hospital wing, the centre was largely funded by the Tarnagulla family, who took over the school in the early fifties. The building was later extended again to accommodate classrooms, and dormitories.

In August 2011, Tallygarunga opened up this new wing in order to hold the classes for the new junior sections of the school. All classes from Prep to Grade 5 are held in here, and outside there are a couple of playgrounds around the building, fenced off from the senior Tally students (not that it would stop some).

The dry gardens of Tallygarunga, humming to the sound of native animals in the surrounding bushlands. Full of places to sit and relax, as well as a few out of sight areas where mischief is more than likely to occur.

Lying between Narragyambie, and Tallygarunga Academy of Magic, the Murrigal Bushlands are thick and full of interesting surprises.

The main drag of Narragyambie, starting some distance from the school some kilometres out of the town itself and going through the town to the Narragyambie-Melbourne highway. Home to the more popular shops of Narragyambie, and generally the most affordable.

Heading towards the swish part of town, Calder Avenue passes the local hospital and Footy Park - a favourite haunt of people of all ages.

The slightly poorer area of Narragyambie, Koonyah is made up mostly of housing. It is not a place to be walking around at night? but the prices are cheap and affordable. Just make sure you lock your doors and windows.

The newest estate in Narragyambie, and by far the most affluent. Centering around the beautiful Victoria Reserve, Lausler Park offers all the creature comforts of the city at a country town price.

The magical sector of Melbourne, muggles see nothing but a deserted alley, wizards and those who know better can find their favorite wizarding shops and healers here.

The very city itself! Alive with lights, colours.. and often soaking with rain, the city offers the very best (and most expensive) in shopping, theatre and dining.

Melbourne is a large city, and has a lot of suburbs expanding far out from the CBD, from the more affordable Western 'burbs, to the expensive Eastern, and to the stylish modern Northern. And let's not forget the bay at the south.

Travelling domestic? Make sure you bring a sturdy hat, the drop-bears are out in force!

Wherever in the world you want to go, just remember to come back!

A place to play out some events that may have happened in the past, and things that you'd like to have a history to refer to.

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