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Take a hike: Five top treks in West Vic

Take a hike: Five top treks in West Vic

We’re talking coastal clifftops, leafy bush trails and riverside paths - the Brolga has you sorted for your next adventure.

Lifestyle

“Your best photo is your next photo”: Inside an Apollo Bay snapper’s pursuit of the moment

“Your best photo is your next photo”: Inside an Apollo Bay snapper’s pursuit of the moment

Amber Noseda has built her craft on patience, persistence and a love for the coast she calls home.

Profiles

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Health department warning after 1,700 poppies stolen from Ballarat farm

Health department warning after 1,700 poppies stolen from Ballarat farm

The alkaloid variety produces “unpredictable, potentially life-threatening” effects.

Ballarat

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How fast are ambulances arriving in West Vic?

How fast are ambulances arriving in West Vic?

Latest figures show strong results in Warrnambool and Ballarat, but slower response times in other municipalities.

News

Thirteen horses and 24 cats taken by RSPCA from Ararat property

Thirteen horses and 24 cats taken by RSPCA from Ararat property

Around 400 animals have been removed in the last 10 years.

Ararat

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No wires, no posts: Will West Vic farmers flock to virtual fencing?

No wires, no posts: Will West Vic farmers flock to virtual fencing?

GPS-guided cattle collars are now legal, but the RSPCA is worried about malfunctions and stress on animals.

Agriculture

“Propping it up”: Local buyers underpin the West Vic cattle market

“Propping it up”: Local buyers underpin the West Vic cattle market

Mortlake’s Western Victoria Regional Livestock Exchange saw 18,000 head of cattle go under the hammer in January.

Agriculture

“At the mercy of mother nature”: Western Victoria braces for more extreme fire conditions

“At the mercy of mother nature”: Western Victoria braces for more extreme fire conditions

The CFA said brigades were already positioned - including in towers - and monitoring conditions.

CFA

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“Huge news”: Regulator draws red line through offshore blasting proposal near Warrnambool

“Huge news”: Regulator draws red line through offshore blasting proposal near Warrnambool

Despite the rejection, about 2.5 million hectares of ocean off Victoria and Tasmania could be opened for gas and oil exploration.

Great Ocean Road

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