Vehicle ‘totally destroyed’, fires continue
A new fire threatens the Otways, while firefighters work to backburn Grampians land ahead of a wind change. See the latest updates on Victorian bushfires.
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Farmer to contest animal welfare charges
A farmer near Colac, was also a livestock agent and well-known sporting identity, is disputing more than 40 animal welfare charges laid against him.
Vendors hope for more at Wangaratta
Wangaratta saleyards has drawn 5500 cattle at its blue ribbon sale on Friday. See the prices, photos and vendors’ commentary.
‘We’ve basically had two months with no rain’
Rain has missed the farms facing Victoria’s green drought over summer, as farmers’ worries turn to water supply. See how producers are feeling.
How AI is being used to better-understand methane emissions
Researchers in Texas are investigating how artificial intelligence could be used to better-understand methane emissions. In Victoria, it’s a more simple approach.
Evacuation extends for Grampians
A fire is burning out of control at Carrathool in southern NSW, while more residents near the Grampians must leave. See the latest updates on the fires.
‘The sky was red as blood red for miles’
Western Victoria is dealing with its second major bushfire of the summer with concerns more hot weather is still to come in February.
‘Too late to leave’ for Wimmera residents
A bushfire that started in the Little Desert National Park is burning towards Dimboola with residents urged to evacuate immediately.
Cooriemungle family win at International Dairy Week
A Southwest Victorian family have taken home top gongs at International Dairy Week. See the full report, results and photos.
International Dairy Week kicks off at Tatura
Glencoe, SA, teenager Shae Tweddle’s interstate travel led her to a grand win at International Dairy Week. See the photos from the event.
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