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May 5, 2024
They say luck’s a fortune, and Victorian concession harness racing driver Tasmyn Potter admitted that was the key element in recording her first Metropolitan class win at Melton tonight (May 4). Potter said she picked up the drive on her dad’s horse Skinnydip (Downbytheseaside) in the TAB We’re On Pace only because regular driver Nathan
May 2, 2024
Evil child killer Robert Farquharson, who was jailed for life after drowning his three sons in a dam on Fathers Day 2005, is about to launch a fresh appeal against his sentence.
May 2, 2024
Cris Stevens-Todd joined Rach and Dean to let them know what's happening for our LGBTQIA+ communities in Regional Victoria.
May 2, 2024
See how the Qantas Super fund's $200 million investment in agriculture is revitalising vineyards and dairy country for broadacre cropping and orchards.
May 2, 2024
Star young Victorian James Herbertson "kick started" Pacing for Pink month as the first sponsored driver to claim victory in the annual harness racing breast cancer fundraiser – at 5.25 pm on Wednesday (May 1) in the opening event at Ballarat. Just minutes later, Amanda Turnbull took out the first race at Bathurst. Soon afterwards,
May 1, 2024
Pink ladies, quinces and kiwifruit are ripe for the picking while broccoli and cauliflower are poised to drop in price
April 30, 2024
Discover the alarming rates of family violence and killings in regional Victoria. Premier Jacinta Allan is yet to outline a response to target the crisis.
April 30, 2024
Discover the alarming rates of family violence and killings in regional Victoria. Premier Jacinta Allan is yet to outline a response to target the crisis.
April 30, 2024
Fifty Squared Art Prize open for entries, plus winner of Calibre Essay Prize and finalists of wearable art, and more!
April 28, 2024
Floods and infrastructure costs forced four water retailers in regional Victoria to ask the state government to increase their borrowing limits.