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Residents near the Goomalibee fire are warned to “remain vigilant” as the region experiences another hot day and a high ...
19/12/2025

Residents near the Goomalibee fire are warned to “remain vigilant” as the region experiences another hot day and a high fire danger rating. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4900BKt

A house has been lost and buildings and farm equipment destroyed in a grassfire that continues to burn in the state’s no...
18/12/2025

A house has been lost and buildings and farm equipment destroyed in a grassfire that continues to burn in the state’s north on Friday, with residents told to “remain vigilant”. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4900BKt

It’s that time of year when streets across Victoria burst into colour, with homes and front yards lighting up for Christ...
18/12/2025

It’s that time of year when streets across Victoria burst into colour, with homes and front yards lighting up for Christmas. See our interactive map of the most dazzling displays near you 📍🎄 https://bit.ly/3MnCTjI

Swinburne University grads have marked the culmination of their academic achievements in an exciting graduation ceremony...
18/12/2025

Swinburne University grads have marked the culmination of their academic achievements in an exciting graduation ceremony. 📸 See all the pictures 👉 https://bit.ly/4rXZaF7

Thousands of Melbourne Uni students have celebrated the culmination of their academic journey 📸 See all the pictures fr...
18/12/2025

Thousands of Melbourne Uni students have celebrated the culmination of their academic journey 📸 See all the pictures from the class of 2025's graduation 👉 https://bit.ly/3KH9CQM

Country cricket continues to produce quality young guns from fast bowling jets to run scoring machines to star spinners....
18/12/2025

Country cricket continues to produce quality young guns from fast bowling jets to run scoring machines to star spinners.
We list the best this season.
More here: https://bit.ly/4pLlnow

Further warnings have been issued for the Goormalibee grassfire on Thursday afternoon. Residents at Goormalibee between ...
18/12/2025

Further warnings have been issued for the Goormalibee grassfire on Thursday afternoon.
Residents at Goormalibee between Tarnook Rd to Carroll Rd should immediately take shelter indoors as it is too late to leave.
Residents between Carroll Rd and the Midland Highway are advised to leave now, and take pets, medications phones and charges with them.
They are advised to go to Benalla, either to family or friends or the relief centre open at Benalla Town Hall.
There is currently no threat to residents between between Frazers Rd and Tarnook Rd but they are advised to stay informed and monitor conditions.
More information is available via the VicEmergency website or app.

An emergency warning for residents that it is too late to leave and to take shelter immediately has been issued for a fi...
18/12/2025

An emergency warning for residents that it is too late to leave and to take shelter immediately has been issued for a fire at Goormalibee.
The warning has been issued for Broken Creek, Goomalibee and Tarnook.
Residents are warned they are in danger and to act now, with the safest option being to take shelter indoors immediately.
The grassfire, which is not yet under control, is travelling from Tarnook Rd east towards Carrol Rd.
If you cannot get indoors, last resort options include the middle of a large open area like a ploughed paddock or sporting reserve or getting into a large body of water like a dam, lake, river or in-ground pool.
If you are travelling, do not enter the warning area.
Once indoors with pets, close all exterior doors, windows and vents, turn off cooling systems and be in a room with two exits where you can watch the fire.
If your home catches on fire and the conditions inside become unbearable, get out and go to an area that has already been burnt.

The Riverina schools with the highest number of Band 6 results in the 2025 HSC have been revealed, as well as how they p...
18/12/2025

The Riverina schools with the highest number of Band 6 results in the 2025 HSC have been revealed, as well as how they performed against every other school in NSW. Read more: https://bit.ly/44vygdN

From suburban cul-de-sacs to regional town centres, families are flicking the switch on dazzling displays — and there’s ...
17/12/2025

From suburban cul-de-sacs to regional town centres, families are flicking the switch on dazzling displays — and there’s no better way to get into the festive spirit than a night-time drive to see them. See our interactive map of the most dazzling displays near you 📍🎄 https://bit.ly/3MnCTjI

👨‍🎓 More than 30 per cent of students at northern Victorian schools achieved median study scores above the state average...
17/12/2025

👨‍🎓 More than 30 per cent of students at northern Victorian schools achieved median study scores above the state average. See how your child’s school rated 👩‍🎓🔗 https://bit.ly/452cizc

A father has been ordered by “Grinch” Hume council to remove his Christmas display or face a $9000 fine. Stephen Jacobs ...
17/12/2025

A father has been ordered by “Grinch” Hume council to remove his Christmas display or face a $9000 fine. Stephen Jacobs says he had verbal approval but was later told he lacked written consent. Tell us your thoughts in the comments below ⬇️📍🎄 https://bit.ly/48Ovvpg

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