Emile Pavlich

Andy Munro has garnered a social media following of millions off the back of his reels documenting abandoned country footy grounds in Victoria and South Australia.

Adrian Wells aims to ignite a passion for the environment and break down stereotypes that city people might have about farming communities.

When Nick Wilson "couldn't breathe properly" leaving a games arcade, he knew he was in trouble. Little did he know his son Harry would become a "hero".

A large rain band is leading to rainfall across much of Victoria, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning there is more to come overnight into Monday.

Flooding is becoming an all-too-familiar sight in Kerang, and climate reports are forecasting an extreme risk to the northern Victorian town by 2050.

When Dale Richards became a paramedic, women weren't allowed to join the service and treating patients often just meant they "threw people onto beds and took them to hospital". He reflects on 43 years as a paramedic.

Victoria's floodplain restoration projects have stalled after the state and federal governments reached a stalemate over the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

The Electrical Trades Union says a visit to the Buronga substation construction site from November 27 to 29 revealed "water leaking from conduits containing electrical cables" and "toilets without toilet paper, soap, or hand sanitiser".

The Swan Hill council says 80 to 90 millimetres of rain fell on the north west Victorian town in seven hours, as it reassures residents that its drainage system did not malfunction.

A new report obtained exclusively by the ABC calls on the Victorian government to cease spending taxpayer dollars on greyhound racing.

Once an impressive and stylish regional Victorian venue, fire destroyed Robinvale's only hotel in 2015 and it has sat derelict in the centre of town since. It's high time that changed, say residents.

The Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations group launches a legal challenge against the NSW and federal governments, alleging consultation on the state's Fractured Rock Water Resource Plan was not properly conducted.

With the Royal Children's Hospital her only option, the seven-year-old leukaemia patient from Mildura has made half a dozen long-haul trips to Melbourne this year. 

A rodeo horse was euthanased at an event in north-west Victoria after an incident organisers say would have been upsetting for spectators.

As an Indigenous storyteller and hip hop artist, Phil "Philly" Murray believes the artform can give voice to those unable to express their views in a conventional way.

A two-year pilot program gives African refugee women essential business skills to market cultural crops in regional Victoria and New South Wales.

Wild-dog controllers will continue to trap and bait animals despite calls by First Nations groups and scientists for greater protection.

The arrests follow a six-month investigation into an alleged organised crime syndicate in Mildura.

Stuart Harradine says dingoes, or wilkerr as they are known in Weirgaia language, are a spiritual relation to his community and need to be looked at as more than a pest.

Clem Blake has been compiling weather reports for Victoria's Mallee residents for a decade, winning an award and accruing 8,000 followers online, but it was last October's flooding that he remembers most clearly.

Renewable energy company RayGen has officially opened its $27 million solar and thermal power plant project, in north-west Victoria.

Victorian irrigators are happy the state has opted out of the federal government's new basin plan, but are worried about what water buybacks in other states will do to farming in Australia.

A mouse once presumed extinct in New South Wales has been tracked down in the west of the state, much to the surprise of ecologists.

The Regional Australia Institute has found plenty of metropolitan workers could be persuaded to take a job in the regions as cost-of-living pressures bite, something Sophie Brunton has already done.

Until the National Disability Insurance Scheme arrived in Mildura in 2019, Chris Riordan couldn't even live in the house he owned. Now it has the assistive technology to support him.