DYING to Know Day has been a national annual campaign that has helped Australians live, grieve, and die better with the aim of fostering deep and meaningful conversations about death - a universal human experience.

IN small rural towns, Ambulance Victoria relies heavily on locals giving up their time to be trained and work as Ambulance Community Officers (ACOs).

A look back at previous editions of the paper 50 and 25 years ago

FROM October 1, 2024, Australia will classify vaping products as Schedule 3 medicines, meaning they will only be available through some pharmacies, but without a prescription.

ANNAMEIKE Cozens isn’t sure if she wants to become a vet or drive a tractor – so she’s trying both.

WEATHER, such as unexpected storms, can influence the climate outcomes of La Niña and El Niño events and determine how much rainfall there is, according to new research by CSIRO.

TRANSMISSION lines through farmland as a result of plans in the draft Victorian Transmission Plan were the subject of criticism from the State Opposition earlier this week, as they called the plans “flawed” and labelled it “mismanagement”.

GOOMFEST, an outdoor music festival in Wangoom, is one of seven new events to receive funding from Moyne Shire Council’s (MSC) annual Festival and Event fund.

FOLLOWING the switch-off of Channel 10 broadcasting into Mildura on June 30 due to its perpetual unprofitability, industry stakeholders and some in the wider regional community have been left wondering about the future of free-to-air (FTA) TV services as increasingly society has moved towards watching content primarily via internet connections.

ST Mary’s Black continues to dominate the Hamilton Basketball Association Women’s Division 1 season, easily dispatching Tigers by 33 points in the late game on Tuesday night.