The Victorian coroner is examining the death of a Tawonga man who was killed in a plane crash last year.
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North East filmmaker Mathew Farrell set off from Mt Beauty Airport about midday on September 18.
He crashed in dense bushland near Lucyvale in the Tallangatta Valley, with the wreckage found in remote terrain on September 19.
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He had travelled to Antarctica, Patagonia and through Asia and was a renowned paraglider, polar explorer, mountain guide and Zodiac boat driver.
The coroner is examining the 42-year-old's death.
A directions hearing is listed in the coroner's court on Tuesday, August 29.
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