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.
Weather
Farmers brace for hot spell
Temperatures are set to climb even higher from Saturday. See where some of the hottest places will be.
‘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.
BOM dumps global climate model outlook comparison
The Bureau of Meteorology has dumped a comparison of how its climate model compares to those produced by the US, UK, EU and Japan.
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‘Too early to make an assessment’: Frost hits winter crops
Plummeting morning temperatures and frost has swept through parts of southern NSW and Victoria, with farmers now waiting to assess the damage.
Huge variations in winter rainfall across Victoria
It’s proved to be a winter for discontent for large areas of southeastern Australia where only isolated pockets have recorded their average rainfall.
‘I missed 40 hours of milking’: Wild weather hits farmers
Victorian dairy farmers are facing mastitis issues and production losses after extreme weather downed power lines across the state.
Generators deployed after 20,000 Victorians lost power
Dairy farmers were unable to milk as thousands of properties were left without power in southwest Victoria, after severe weather and a road crash caused widespread damage.
Farmers warned about hot windy conditions
Warm and windy weather has farmers concerned about their crops. See the latest updates and warnings.
‘We’re struggling and have been for a long time’
Farmers are celebrating after more than 15mm fell in parts of Victoria’s southwest and north. See where the rain fell across the state.
Spring weather outlook promising for farmers
Farmers across south-eastern Australia are banking on forecasts of normal spring rainfall as a late winter surge in temperatures hits this week.
WA season back from the brink
Australia’s biggest grain growing state has roared back into contention following a sharp turnaround in seasonal conditions.
Southern Victoria gets a July soaking
Parts of Gippsland and the Western Districts received strong rain totals in July. See the rainfall totals around the state.
SA MPs urging drought assistance for farmers
Crossbench MPs are keen for SA Agriculture Minister Clare Scriven to increase funds for drought-stricken farmers.
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