The Latest Breaking News from Victoria

Facing elections, the Victorian and NSW governments have announced a $558 million redevelopment of a hospital bordering the two states.

A sculpture honouring the late First Nations musicians will be unveiled next year on the streets they knew so well, with support from Victorian government

Religious leaders are frustrated the Victorian government has stalled on a promised education campaign about the ancient meanings of the swastika, weeks before it becomes a criminal offence to publicly display the Nazi symbol in the state.

River Murray flows coming across the SA border from Victoria are steadily increasing, but water levels are not expected to cause "major damages".

Recipients of 2022 Victorian Multicultural Awards say advocating for the interests of culturally and linguistically diverse communities is personal — and more work needs to be done.

The strong winds blowing over Australia’s rugged coastlines will soon power many of our homes, as offshore wind farms are poised to begin construction. But our new research highlights the need to ensure any potential risks to marine life is properly mitigated.

A temporary village will be created in central Victoria to accommodate flood victims forced from their homes.

Main streets are the heart of any community, but they're suffering and soon they might be a thing of the past.

Victorian authorities say nature of emergency flood management means ‘sometimes difficult and challenging decisions need to be made’