Prue Bentley

A gathering of close to the total estimated population of swift parrots excites ecologists, but they warn it is no party for the critically endangered species.

A prestigious private school in regional Victoria says boys have been expelled after an investigation into student-on-student violence at the school's boarding house.

The dream of free camping has turned into a nightmare for some nature lovers amid industrial action, funding cuts and a state government agency under review.

Five sporting clubs are the latest victims of the rising crime of copper theft, with the removal of 400 metres of copper wiring destroying a popular recreation reserve's power supply.

More people are cobbling together dangerous backyard power storage systems, and Victoria's energy safety regular says they are an "explosion waiting to happen".

A call to “let police do their job” comes following the closure of a Facebook group set up to coordinate search efforts for the missing mum after it became a haven for theories and speculation.

Federation TAFE introduces an accredited training course as modelling estimates that by 2028, nearly 250,000 Victorian patients are expected to demand medicinal cannabis.

Victorians can now erect a small secondary building in their backyard without the need for a planning permit, but what will the changes mean?

When terrible weather strikes, motorists are always told to "drive to the conditions", but is that even possible? And can technology actually help us become better drivers?

Operators say they are facing an insurance crisis alongside the growing threat of natural disasters, with premiums up by as much as 300 per cent nationwide.