Secret videos show animals being trapped and killed. Are they wild dogs or dingoes? Dingoes are a protected species in Victoria – so why is it legal to trap and hunt them? ABC News · Nov 14, 2022
Victoria's original mountain bike hotspot is getting a makeover but Otways locals fear what's to come Seen as a way to bring sleepy rural towns to life, mountain biking is booming. But at one of the first mountain bike destinations, locals are sounding the alarm. ABC News · Nov 11, 2022
Failed flood levees in northern Victoria come after years-long delays for repairs, Nationals MP says Frantic works have been done this week to build a levee around Echuca in Victoria's north-east to protect the town from flooding, but elsewhere existing levees have failed. ABC News · Oct 21, 2022
Talks begin to save Victoria's Curdies River after blue-green algae kill fish It has been a sad year for residents and longtime visitors watching the Curdies River deteriorate. But there is a glimmer of hope. ABC News · Sep 11, 2022
Geelong CBD renewal plans at standstill as residents await government approval Residents are becoming increasingly frustrated by the delay of a long-awaited framework to revitalise the CBD. ABC News · Sep 2, 2022
Victorian farmers raise biosecurity concerns over proposed Loddon River campsites Farmers in Central Victoria fear allowing more campers to access land bordering their properties could undermine weed control efforts and place their stock at risk of disease. ABC News · Aug 31, 2022
Homeless people living in Victorian park face eviction after council has land rezoned Unlike others in the park, Lee-Anne Gray has the relative luxury of a rented caravan. She doesn't know where she'll end up now that the council has moved to evict those doing it tough during the housing crisis. ABC News · Aug 29, 2022
This land in Melbourne is worth $11 million. To some, the grassland that was on it was priceless On an $11-million parcel of land in Melbourne's booming west, native grasslands earmarked for protection have been smothered. Environmental advocates say the "absolute tragedy" is far from isolated, and urgent action is needed to protect a precious ecosystem. ABC News · Aug 10, 2022
Lake Tyrrell traditional owners apply for protection of sacred meeting place, Mallee tourism drawcard Traditional owners of popular Lake Tyrrell in Victoria's north west call on the federal environment department to urgently intervene and protect the area from further desecration. ABC News · Aug 2, 2022
Whale beached at Mallacoota not albino, environment authorities confirm Examination of the humpback whale washed ashore at Mallacoota has revealed dark patches of skin, meaning it is not albino. ABC News · Jul 19, 2022
Koalas likely burnt alive in a Mount Richmond National Park during Victorian department's planned burn Shocking images of the charred bodies of koalas likely burnt alive have been published, forcing DELWP to admit to potential failings during a fuel reduction scheduled burn near Cape Bridgewater in Victoria's south-west. ABC News · Jun 1, 2022
Victoria tops list for land clearing Victoria has cleared more land than any other state in Australia, proportional to land mass, and is failing to offset the damage it causes, a report has found. AAP · May 11, 2022
Algae bloom leads to Easter swimming ban in popular Gippsland Lakes towns Authorities are urging people to avoid swimming in lakes adjacent to Metung, Paynesville, Eagle Point, Newlands Arm, and Wattle Point on the eve of the school holidays after an algae outbreak. ABC News · Apr 8, 2022
Endangered long-footed potoroo bouncing back from the brink after Black Summer Much of the adorable marsupial's habitat in Victoria and NSW was wiped out during the disastrous summer of 2019-20, but a survey has returned some surprising results. ABC News · Mar 22, 2022