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Quiz challenge launches new drone safety campaign

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is calling on Aussie drone users to put their knowledge to the test with a quick quiz to...

Don’t let your campfire become a bushfire this Summer

Fire authorities and public land managers have called on anyone camping in Victorian parks, reserves and forests this summer to check the conditions and...

Young people ready to lead and create across the state

The Victorian Government is backing the skills and creativity of young people across the state through two grant programs designed to inspire the next...

Obesity and overweight overtake tobacco disease burden

The Public Health Association of Australia has reacted to the release of The Australian Burden of Disease Study 2024 report today, calling for Government...

Teacher workforce modelling reveals positive trends

The Victorian Government is helping Victorian kids get a world class education by growing the teaching workforce across the state. On Sunday 15 December,...

Young donor recipient encourages Victorians to register and give hope

Young heart transplant recipient Milly Johnston and her family are issuing a plea to Victorians to give the gift of hope this holiday season...

Survey shines light on high risk for asthma sufferers this bushfire season

A new survey commissioned by Asthma Australia has revealed that 81 per cent of Australians and 90 per cent of those who have or...

Caravan industry calls for safety first this holiday season as 2.8 million hit the...

Whether towing a caravan, charging lithium-ion batteries, or enjoying the amenities of a caravan park, planning and awareness are key to ensuring a happy...

Kidsafe calls for urgent action on low speed vehicle runovers

On average, each year in Victoria, 41 children are killed or injured in low speed vehicle runover incidents. While hospitalisation rates have decreased over...

Christmas feasts accelerate food waste

A Senior Research Fellow from RMIT University has prompted the question of whether society needs to rethink its food consumption habits at Christmas. Dr...

Melbourne man charged with prohibited hate symbol offence

The AFP has charged a Ferntree Gully man, for the alleged display of a Hezbollah flag during protest activity in Melbourne’s CBD on 29...

How to conserve your fuel on long summer trips

With Christmas and Boxing Day done and dusted for another year, many people will be hitting the road for a summer getaway. Fuel prices have...

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Kallista residents worry new facility will “grow” problems

Residents in Kallista are up in arms over a proposed medicinal cannabis farm that could soon become a neighbour in their tight-knit community. The...

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