Driver dies weeks after collision that killed passenger
A Benalla man has died in hospital weeks after a collision that killed his female passenger during a deadly 24 hours on Goulburn Valley roads.
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Dramatic water rescue caught on camera
Police have winched two people stuck on a boat off the Great Ocean Road to safety. See the footage.
Sizzling start to summer before temps plunge
Soaring temperatures are set to mark the start of summer, with parts of the state to hit 37C this weekend before the mercury drops again.
GALLERY: Photos from the School Sport cricket titles
There is plenty of action at the School Sport cricket titles in Ballarat this week. Here are the photos.
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Victorian bushfires: share your message of support
Messages of love and support from those touched by our bushfire crisis continue to pour in for our heroes and communities — including one from a sweet 10-year-old in the UK. Read them here and leave yours.
The Christmas lights competition just for Aussies
Australia’s favourite landscape designer Jamie Durie has teamed up with Allianz to launch the nation’s first Christmas lights competition for 2019, and he has some great advice for entrants.
The thunderstorm asthma symptoms to look out for
AS THUNDERSTORM asthma season approaches experts are warning people to be prepared for the potentially deadly phenomenon, which could strike anyone. Here’s what you need to know.
Art giving homeless a helping hand
A NEW exhibition in Melbourne is putting the homeless in the frame for all the right reasons.
Lucky escape in Wollert house fire
A MAN is lucky to be alive after his stove caught fire when he fell asleep while cooking on Saturday.
Lakefront home sets new street record
A RARE waterfront home in the Knox area has sold for an impressive $1 million-plus price that was $200,000 above its reserve price.
Floods flash through bayside suburbs
A QUICKFIRE flood that hit parts of Melbourne’s bayside suburbs at lunchtime was over in a flash, traders say.
New site keeps an eye on councils
VICTORIANS will be able to keep a closer eye on their councils thanks to a new website allowing users to compare local government performance.
Tiny earth tremor strikes
IT won’t go down in the history books but Melbourne’s southern peninsula survived an earthquake last night, the magnitude 1.6 tremor recorded about 9.25pm.
Severe storms hit Melbourne
UPDATE: IT’S been a wild and woolly Melbourne afternoon. but most areas survived severe thunderstorms that threatened tornadoes and destructive winds.
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