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Majority of regional residents impacted by renewables are supportive, survey finds

A nationwide survey by Farmers for Climate Action has found 70 per cent of residents living in areas affected by green energy projects are supportive of them.
artists depiction of the Port Augusta wind farm, multiple turbines from a distance

Published: Source: ABC Mildura-Swan HillTopic: Alternative Energyby Warwick Long and Timu King

Who is the National Party's new leader in Victoria and what does he stand for?

New Victorian Nationals leader Danny O'Brien grew up in Gippsland and started his career in journalism and didn't plan on a career in politics before taking a job as a political staffer. 
A man wears a blue navy blazer over a white collars shirt and turns towards the camera, smiling.

Published: Source: ABC GippslandTopic: State and Territory Governmentby Jarrod Whittaker

Man, 51, drowns after falling overboard from boat towing water skier on Murray River

A man has died after falling off a boat into the Murray River in New South Wales. The boat had suddenly stopped to help a fallen water skier it was towing.
in focus tree leaves with river water in background

Published: Source: ABC Central VictoriaTopic: Drowningsby Gillian Aeria and Olivia Sanders

Size matters for couples jumping on the micro-wedding trend to save cash

Victorian couples opting for smaller, cheaper weddings as the cost of living eats into budgets.
Bride and groom in white surrounded by their three kids also in white.

Published: Source: ABC Mildura-Swan HillTopic: Marriageby Sarah Buchecker

Housing, private investment and grants top priorities for new Mildura mayor

Cr Healy won the count 7-2 ahead of Glenn Milne who was the only other nomination.
A woman in a yellow top.
Duration: 6 minutes 45 seconds

Published: Source: ABC Mildura-Swan HillTopic: Local Government

Victorian treaty talks begin, in historic first for Aboriginal people and Australian governments

For the first time, an Australian government has sat opposite a collective of Aboriginal communities in a bid to negotiate a treaty, in recognition of their sovereign rights over land colonised without their consent.
Members of Victoria's Aboriginal communities gather in the sun, including a young child holding an Aboriginal flag.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Indigenous Australiansby Nate Woodall and Joseph Dunstan

Woman who murdered her husband with drugged biscuits has jail sentence reduced

A Victorian woman who killed her husband by feeding him temazepam-laced lemon biscuits before stuffing him in a freezer has had her murder sentence reduced to 12 years behind bars.
A dark-haired woman wearing a white top.

Published: Source: ABC Mildura-Swan HillTopic: Crimeby Tamara Clark

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Arson chemists investigate blaze that destroyed and damaged homes

An arson chemist has spent the day investigating the fire-ground at Kadnook, in the state's west amid suspicions Saturday’s bushfire may have been deliberately lit.
Duration: 1 minute 51 seconds

Source: ABC Wimmera

Jujitsu is in my blood. You could say I was born on the mats

For Nacinta, from Mildura in Victoria, the self-defence martial art of jujitsu is in her blood — and she’s eager to make her mark on the world stage.
Duration: 2 minutes 13 seconds

Source: ABC News

Likely remains of war hero Samuel Pearse await identification in Russia

Victoria Cross recipient Samuel Pearse died fighting for the British Army after World War 1 but his body remains in limbo in a local Russian morgue, waiting for a DNA test.
Duration: 2 minutes 9 seconds

Source: ABC News

Buffel grass invading Victoria

Buffel grass is recognised as an invasive weed on the Victorian government's invasive weed advisory list, but has not been listed on the Victorian Catchment and Land Protection Act.
Duration: 35 seconds

Source: ABC Mildura-Swan Hill

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