Annie Brown

The tiny Victorian town of Ensay has proudly hosted the annual mountain calf sale for decades, but the yards will be empty this year. 

Barry Wooden has spent decades trying to honour the lives of his son and four mates who died in a horror railway crossing crash 25 years ago.

Health van pivots to fire recovery day after launch

These high school students in Corowa make up to 750 bottles of wine a year as part of their studies.

The Porepunkah community and Victoria Police pick grapes together to make wine in honour of Neal Thompson and Vadim De Waart-Hottart, who were killed by Dezi Freeman.

Feral rabbits are causing damage on farms and in towns, but biological control research has been delayed by funding woes.

UN climate expert goes back to school to address some burning questions

Australia is the only country outside Italy that can use the name prosecco, but its export labels will need to change in the coming years.

Sam Longmore is wheeling across the Riverina in the rain to raise money for mental health services. 

Dairy beef has caught the attention of fast food companies as farmers beef up bobby calves into viable assets.