Drain fix ‘critical’ to road recovery
Millions of dollars in road repairs will be wasted unless weed-choked and clogged drains are first cleaned out and repaired.
Victoria
Concerns for horticulture as Murray River floods
Unknown liquids are leaking from an old landfill into agricultural blocks in Mildura as the Murray River floods.
Riordan declares leadership bid
From an election night nail-biter to leadership fighter, Richard Riordan has endured a rollercoaster ride in recent days.
Walsh to re-stand as leader
Victorian Nationals will vote on who leads their party on Wednesday, with Peter Walsh re-standing.
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Machines and monuments the legacy of 55 years in the CFA
Little River volunteer fire captain Terry Hedt, 79, looks back on five decades of CFA service, with poignant memories of the tragic day 52 years ago when 23 lives were lost at Lara.
How walnut growers are getting through tough season
These walnut growers are making the best of harvest, despite Victoria being affected by a wetter-than-average spring.
Train services added to growing list of exposure sites
The Melbourne venues visited by a Victorian man who tested positive to COVID-19 have been revealed as authorities scramble to trace his close contacts.
Dairy farmers demand right to end contracts
The ability to terminate a milk supply agreement at short notice is a “farmer’s trump card” — but three major processors say no.
Grain-growing areas increasingly desperate for rain
Clouds are figuratively gathering over Victoria’s winter-cropping season — with no rain imminently forecast for two key regions.
Grazier banned from owning cattle
A Victorian grazier has been banned from keeping cattle, and copped a huge fine, after being found guilty of aggravated animal cruelty.
Farmers face green power squeeze
Six new renewable energy zones have been created across Victoria, but what does it mean for farmers?
Dairy lobby candidates face off in UDV debate
Mark Billing and Ian Morris took part in the one and only debate for a United Dairyfarmers of Victoria leadership position.
Mildura hit by dust storm
A cloud of orange has covered parts of northwest Victoria due to a raised dust event.
Footy club snaps 2121-day losing streak
With the help of a Hawthorn legend, country football’s longest drought is officially over after the Ardmona Cats broke a six-year losing streak.
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