Nationals take Mildura
Nationals candidate Jade Benham leads the two-candidate preferred vote, reclaiming the seat from independent Ali Cupper.
Victoria
Andrews claims third victory
As Labor celebrates a historic third term, Ag Minister Gayle Tierney and Animal Justice MP Andy Meddick are in danger of losing their upper house seats.
Morwell: Nationals likely to gain
The Nationals are in good shape to reclaim the seat of Morwell, as the Labor candidate concedes defeat.
Sheed concedes Shepparton
Two-term independent MP Suzanna Sheed has addressed supporters, conceding defeat to the Nationals.
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VicForests wins native forest logging appeal
The beleaguered native forest logging industry has won a major battle in its bid to keep 2500 workers in jobs. Here are the main points.
Revealed: Fonterra’s opening farmgate milk price
Fonterra is ahead of the processor pack, releasing its opening farmgate milk price. Last year the big three released their new-season rates on the June 1 deadline.
Farm program helps ‘turn kids around’
Kids who struggle in school, or need more team work and social skills are being sent to horticulture training. And Peter Preuss can’t understand why there’s not more programs like it.
Country footy wrap: Droughts broken, Pies champ returns
A former Collingwood and Carlton star made a one-off appearance for Ballan, while there were some drought-breaking wins across the state.
‘Surreal’ silo art unveiled near Rainbow
A striking, quirky grain silo mural near Rainbow in the southern Mallee is the latest addition to Victoria’s silo art trail. SEE THE VIDEO.
Agriculture is calling out for more young IT experts
IT and science graduates are discovering their skills are crucial to farming, and a new program from Nutrien is inspiring them to consider a career in the ag industry.
Six new cases recorded in hotel quarantine
Six new coronavirus cases have been recorded in Victoria, all of which are returned travellers in hotel quarantine.
Volume buyers rescue Wycheproof sheep sale
Two volume buyers have saved the latest Wycheproof store sheep sale from being a flop. Here’s what happened.
Wodonga cattle sale peaks at nearly 800c/kg
Lightweight steers have made close to 800c/kg at Wodonga, with 2600 cattle yarded. See why the market in northern Victoria shows no signs of slowing down.
The couple distilling spirits on their Mt Buller farm
They have not only built an energy-efficient “tiny” house on their property near Mt Buller — but have also branched out into distilling vodka and gin.
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