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 The best coffee spots in West Vic

The best coffee spots in West Vic

From the coast to the Central Highlands, we’ve got your morning drink and afternoon pick-me-up sorted.

Lifestyle

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Newsletter: Look what we have hair

Newsletter: Look what we have hair

Plus: Road repairs for West Vic

Newsletters

The Warrnambool harvest challenge turning local’s backyard olives into liquid gold

The Warrnambool harvest challenge turning local’s backyard olives into liquid gold

If you have an olive tree at your place, you may be entitled to oil compensation.

Port Fairy

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For 10 years, this Ballarat competition has been celebrating the weirdest and most wonderful facial hair in Australia

For 10 years, this Ballarat competition has been celebrating the weirdest and most wonderful facial hair in Australia

“People love how inclusive it is. It’s so many different sorts of people getting together. Doesn’t matter if it’s a big beard, small beard, male, female.”

Pub Chat

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It's getting hotter and drier, but West Vic revegetation projects are working smarter

It's getting hotter and drier, but West Vic revegetation projects are working smarter

“We have to use plants with potential genetic adaptations to hotter and drier climates".

Climate

Post-drought hope: West Vic farm profitability tipped to rise despite major challenges

Post-drought hope: West Vic farm profitability tipped to rise despite major challenges

Confidence across the dairy sector has lifted, with local farmers more optimistic about profits after a difficult year of weather and cost pressures.

Agriculture

$1 billion pledged for Western Highway upgrades a long time coming

$1 billion pledged for Western Highway upgrades a long time coming

An additional 12 kilometres of the road, nicknamed the “death stretch”, will be duplicated to increase safety.

Roads

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🍻 West Vic's best breweries

🍻 West Vic's best breweries

Plus: Warrnambool Landcare's new biodiversity program

Newsletters

Twelve months on from West Vic’s drought, Warrnambool Landcare has a plan to “bring life” back to local farmland

Twelve months on from West Vic’s drought, Warrnambool Landcare has a plan to “bring life” back to local farmland

A new long-term environmental program aims to plant a million trees, restore hundreds of hectares, improve drought resilience and reconnect native habitats across Warrnambool and Moyne.

Warrnambool

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