Tucked away in the rugged Victorian bushland lies the tiny outpost of Licola, population: five. Consisting of a couple weatherboard buildings, a general store, a caravan park and a petrol station grouped around a modest main street, Licola is one of Australia's smallest towns. And if you have a spare couple of million, you can buy it. The entire village - a three-hour drive from the city of Melbourne - is now up for grabs, much to the shock and ire of tight-knit locals. Privately owned by a

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