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Traditional owners and environmental groups allege the decision feed feral horses during flooding in Victoria led to a sacred site being damaged.

Descendants of Yorta Yorta man and Indigenous activist William Cooper have made a pilgrimage to his country and gravesite, echoing calls for recognition of First Nations’ contribution to Australia’s war efforts.

Fruit growers in regional Victoria are being offered concessional loans to recover after hailstorms destroyed crops, but industry advocates say it will only touch the surface for medium and large-scale producers.

This winter Parks Victoria is cracking down on organised groups felling river red gums at unprecedented rates.

The sole distributor of Ordine in Australia will stop supplying the liquid morphine in December, but palliative care professionals say their patients cannot do without it.

The Victorian State Coroner says new data can help save lives, calling for better access to support, treatment and education as the state government’s commitment to a Melbourne safe injecting room remains uncertain.

Jude Hudson was whisked away to give birth in a home for unwed mothers in her mid-teens, then her baby girl was taken from her. She may now be entitled to compensation for Victorian mothers forced to put their children up for adoption.

Staff at Telstra's national call centre were forced to email emergency referrals to triple-0 operators in some states after services went down. 

Telstra says its triple-0 call centre was overwhelmed last Friday morning, with the telco’s CEO saying a series of system failures contributed to the 90-minute outage and the worst failure of the system that she was aware of.

Melbourne man Ilker has been dealing with fraudulent traffic offences, public transport fines and financial crime for three years, since his licence details were stolen.