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A new mining scholarship aims to help more women, such as Loretta, gain a seat in boardrooms.

Proudly Victorian-made, an innovative microchipped cricket ball has made its world debut at the holy grail of cricket, Lord's.

Vietnamese refugee Vivienne Nguyen brings 25 years of experience to her role as the new chair of Victoria’s Multicultural Commission.

What does the future hold for our international student sector? We hear from the experts.

To win over Chinese tourists, Colac is using QR codes to communicate with customers in their language of choice.

A Monash University drug could potentially save the lives of thousands of new mothers.

Sally Capp will present the keynote address at the Future Female conference, focusing on international women studying in Victoria.

One of the world’s most advanced 3D bioprinters has been named product of the year at the recent National Good Design Awards.

Victoria is set to be a global player in hydrogen energy through its new Latrobe Valley coal plant trial.

Festival Director, playwright, novelist & Muruwari woman Jane Harrison chats to us about the festival, First Nations writers, and this year's program.

Let the networking begin! Join in the state-wide Digital Innovation Festival. 

This month about 110,000 rented bee hives from across the state, New South Wales and Queensland will head to Victoria to pollinate almond groves.

This one-of-a-kind program has helped almost 10,000 people find a job since 2016.

The doctor and world record-breaking cyclist is now changing the game for Victorian women and girls in sport and recreation.

If you tune in to breakfast television, Nate Byrne on ABC TV will be a familiar face. Learn about his top events to attend this National Science Week.

A community-led action group established to control rabbits in Victoria has been recognised by the United Nations. What’s the story behind the win?

Will commercial flights to Mars happen in your lifetime? We ask visiting NASA Geologist, Dr Darlene Lim.

Discover an award-winning tourism site with a dark past run by Ararat volunteers.