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From Zimbabwe to Camperdown: West Vic sets the standard for dairy production

From Zimbabwe to Camperdown: West Vic sets the standard for dairy production

To become self-sufficient and potentially export dairy products, the African nation needs smaller framed, heat-tolerant cows.

Agriculture

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The new 5am to midnight rural study hub encouraging Hamilton residents to “live, learn and work local”

The new 5am to midnight rural study hub encouraging Hamilton residents to “live, learn and work local”

“Unfortunately for regional Victoria, we have one of the lowest completion rates of education beyond Year 12.”

Southern Grampians

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“Fires don’t stop because we’re fatigued”: A new recruit gears up for West Vic bushfire season

“Fires don’t stop because we’re fatigued”: A new recruit gears up for West Vic bushfire season

“If [it] turns out how it is being predicted, I believe we will be attending long duration fires.”

News

“Cruel and severe” youth law reforms will make Victorians less safe, experts warn

“Cruel and severe” youth law reforms will make Victorians less safe, experts warn

Children as young as 14 could face decades in jail.

Politics

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From Oxford blues to West Vic grandeur: The tale of Coragulac House’s first owner

From Oxford blues to West Vic grandeur: The tale of Coragulac House’s first owner

Built in 1873 for George Pringle Robertson, the sprawling estate has been restored by Garry and Sharryn Gibson.

History

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Drought, heat and wind: Why west Vic’s dams are staying low despite the rain

Drought, heat and wind: Why west Vic’s dams are staying low despite the rain

With dams losing water as quickly as it falls, families like the Peppers are investing heavily in pipes, pumps, and troughs to stay ahead of evaporation.

Agriculture

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They’ve hit gas off Port Campbell. So who gets it?

They’ve hit gas off Port Campbell. So who gets it?

Experts say the new wells may do little for local prices or climate progress.

Climate

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Who feeds Great Ocean Road tourists when the summer tidal wave hits?

Who feeds Great Ocean Road tourists when the summer tidal wave hits?

In January and February 2024, 1.5 million people flocked to the 240km-long landmark.

Pub Chat

Heat, thirst and distance: Livestock travel warnings for drought-stricken farmers

Heat, thirst and distance: Livestock travel warnings for drought-stricken farmers

“An experienced transport operator ... will outline where animals will be unloaded and rested through the journey.”

Agriculture

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