Despite steady July downpours, dry soils and changing runoff patterns mean farmers are still watching water levels drop — and the science says it could get worse.
As the organisation celebrates its long legacy, the Brolga explores its tradition, community giving and the quiet evolution of a group once shrouded in secrecy.
The single mum, student nurse and business owner is confident if she can do it, so can other women.
A crude plea scrawled across the Princes Highway forced a clean-up, but long-term road repairs remain uncertain.
Residents say the graphic drawing highlights just how bad the roads have become — and how long their complaints have been ignored.
From curries and soups to family pies and souvlakis.
Jimmi Buscombe's story is one of quiet persistence, unlikely momentum, and the surprising power of opportunity in regional Victoria.
“We've tried every potential funding avenue and it all comes down to this one – we're really hoping.”
Southern Grampians mayor Dennis Heslin has reset the narrative with naysayers, arguing the project is a once-in-a-generation chance to shift the region’s economic fate.
The local event is among 12 recipients across West Vic to be allocated a portion of the $3 million state government fund.
Unmet league conditions and a council lease refusal have forced the hand of a century-old football institution.
The Shadow Minister for Agriculture has slammed the announcement, deeming it overdue and underdone.