Sandra Moon

Major Liz Daly's seven-day peacekeeping duty became a month of terror and trauma, and now sport and the Invictus Games is helping her overcome it.

Normally, you'll find Elizabeth Znidersic in north-east Victoria's wetlands, microphone in hand, eavesdropping on birds. But the scientist has recently returned from a much colder expedition.

Authorities remind the public constantly that floodwaters and cars don't mix, but drivers continue to take the risk. Here's what experts say about why people do it.

The organisation representing doctors and surgeons in Albury–Wodonga say it has “serious concerns” for patient safety after it emerged parts of Albury hospital has been damaged by shifting foundations.

When Busta's owner died, he was handed into a Wodonga shelter with a nasty foot tumour, and his leg was partially amputated. But his luck has changed and an artificial limb is set to make life easier.

Twenty-two women are walking more than 600 kilometres from Melbourne to Canberra to push for permanent protection visas for all asylum seekers living in limbo in Australia.

The Corowa local has put thousands of snags on the BBQ in the last two months, raising a whopping total for the Black Dog Institute. 

Andrew Chan's former minister speaks about his "unbelievable" transformation

As Australians gather to acknowledge Sorry Day, a Stolen Generations survivor in northern Victoria is working to prevent history repeating itself.

War widow Anne Neill’s life as a spy is one of many shared in the travelling exhibition Spy: Espionage in Australia, which also features surveillance images and genuine spy equipment never seen by the public.

A striker with the Central Coast Mariners and the Socceroos, Garang Kuol has made it to the big league at just 18.

A collection of stunning and remarkably candid photographs showing the denizens of the underworld from a time when shiny cars were irresistible and cocaine was beginning to boom is now on display in NSW.

Local businesses are enjoying an influx of visitors as travellers flock to watch the nearby dam spill for the first time in 26 years.

There are calls for an urgent increase to the psychiatry workforce as unprecedented demand forces patients to endure lengthy wait times for specialist treatment.

Pete Klein remembers the day his friend Mark Wilson died — he was one of two crew on a Melbourne-bound freight train that ploughed into the back of a broken-down train in thick fog. He says the men's actions saved lives on the stricken passenger train.

A state school in rural Victoria has traded international for Indigenous language classes in a move described by a community elder as "a step forward".

In a cruel reminder of the past two years, Albury High School had to go back to remote learning this week.

Events like Russia's Ukraine invasion are impacting on survivors of WWII, including Simon Reich's father, reviving memories the podcaster is getting on tape.

Nehar Samar and Samar Patel are the driving forces behind the construction of a new playground in their Shepparton neighbourhood after garnering community support.

How Jane Seymour in Ruby's Choice aims to demystify 'a silent killer'