Victorian butchers shut up shop
The number of shoppers visiting butchers each year has fallen from 5.4 million pre-covid to 4.7m in 2022, as Victorian butcher shops close their doors for good.
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Merge or die: Country footy club’s only way out
Six years after problems in Corowa-region footy were raised and left unaddressed, the major league team everyone wants to survive could crumble.
Parks Victoria dismisses shooter in Alpine park
Parks Victoria has dismissed concerns about a shooter operating in the Alpine National Park during the summer school holidays.
Bureaucrats fail to clear murky management waters
Swollen parks and environment bureaucracy has failed to clear the waters surrounding potentially non-compliant camping and hunting activities in East Gippsland.
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Former VFL and AFL stars light up Goulburn Valley
A host of former VFL and AFL players shone as the Goulburn Valley League returned. Here’s who stole the show headlined by a new Euroa star.
Country footy wrap: AFL champs debut
Two former Hawthorn premiership players debuted but it was a 22-goal haul from the state’s west which stole the show as country footy came alive again.
Lockdown-weary Victorians quitting most liveable city
Exhausted by lockdowns, Melburnians are moving to the country and many are leaving Victoria entirely, as leaders warn the state must act urgently to stem the exodus.
Two mystery Covid results under investigation
A pair of returned overseas travellers has tested positive after leaving hotel quarantine, with authorities probing the mysterious test results.
Sutton regret on Canberra jaunt
Victoria has recorded one new local coronavirus case as Brett Sutton implores people to book their second dose of the Covid vaccine and expresses regret for his recent Canberra jaunt.
Gridlock as Melburnians escape lockdown
Major roads are gridlocked with relieved Melburnians making the most of the lifted travel ban to head to regional areas for the weekend.
Woman fights 291 charges over eagle deaths
A Violet Town woman is facing almost 300 charges following the alleged poisoning of native wildlife in 2019. But there’s questions about who laid the bait.
Cattle yarding surges to 4000 at Mortlake
“Very buoyant” prices have been paid for a much larger-than-expected yarding of cattle at Mortlake. See how much was fetched.
V/Line bosses on gravy train amid corruption scandal
Explosive new documents reveal the embattled regional rail operator signed off on lucrative bonuses totalling $125,000 for top executives.
Quarantine shock for regional Victorian family
A regional Victorian family was looking forward to their holiday in Queensland. Now they’re languishing in quarantine because of one tiny decision.
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