A history of a flooded state
Floods are devastating, traumatic and all too often deadly. Sadly, they are nothing new and have been wreaking havoc on our state for centuries.
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New burger place in the works for coastal town
Warrnambool is set to get a new burger joint, with a popular franchise tipped to open soon. Find out who.
‘Extreme, phenomenal’: The worst shark attacks in Victoria
Teens, surfers, doctors and Victorians from all walks of life have been victims to chilling shark encounters – but that hasn’t stopped them from getting back in the water.
Plea for help to find missing teen
Police are worried about a missing girl who is known to travel around regional Victoria and hasn’t been seen for three days.
230m tall wind turbine plan
A plan for a new windfarm in the state’s southwest has been changed to see taller turbines built at the site. See what else is planned.
Fight for $100m Warrnambool country club
The developer of a massive retirement home and golf course in Warrnambool will continue fighting, despite council rejecting the proposal.
Bloody shark-bite images show teen’s brush with death
Graphic images show how a Portland teenager was lucky to escape a terrifying shark attack while surfing in the southwest.
All the fun from the Hamilton Cup
Fashion and creativity took over the field at the Hamilton Cup. See all the photos here.
New vision for Warrnambool Library
After 46 years in business, the Warrnambool Library has shut its doors.
5000+ objections to art gallery relocation
More than 5000 Warrnambool residents have objected to the relocation of a popular art gallery to Cannon Hill.
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