Many of Melbourne’s most loved gardens, cycling tracks and fishing spots were once quarries producing the materials that built the suburbs around them
Mansfield’s Highline Mountain Bike Festival hits the world circuit with Australia’s first multi-discipline mountain bike competition.
Mildura’s riverfront isn’t the only place going through a transformation. Meet Michael Shipsides, owner of Shippy’s café.
The small Baw Baw community of Rawson has been the driving force behind a new skate park that local kids and visitors to the region will love.
Heywood’s famous sky-high water tower has transformed into a towering tribute recognising Gunditjmara war heroes.
Victorians are supporting small businesses across the state over the festive season and beyond.
Ballarat is fast becoming a hub for creatives, turning lanes into art galleries, bank buildings into studios and cul-de-sacs into exhibition spaces.
New outdoor gym equipment in Talbot in Victoria’s north-west is being taken up enthusiastically by the community, improving health and connections.
VIDEO: Traditional Owners of Buchan Caves Reserve were severely affected by the 2019/20 bushfires, but rebuilding has embedded cultural practices.
Twenty years ago, four brothers arrived in Australia from India. Today they head up a major agricultural enterprise in the Victorian Mallee.
A Geelong-based manufacturer, a university and a men’s crisis accommodation are paving the way in creating sustainable housing.
After 10 years and 80,000 hours of painstaking restoration, Australia’s oldest wooden tall ship has returned to Victoria Harbour, Docklands.
Studying in Australia gave Alex a unique opportunity to explore his entrepreneurial side. Now his delivery platform is helping businesses in Ballarat.
Members of a trailblazing community choir have stayed connected in lockdown through online video performances.
From humble Scottish beginnings to landmarks around big cities and country towns, Mechanic’s Institutes have been around for over 200 years.
Get a taste of cuisines from around the globe in Melbourne’s west.
Australia’s largest olive oil producer, headquartered in Corio, is making inroads into Japan, Korea, and the US.
Women from culturally diverse communities are being empowered through a business incubator, funded by the Victorian Government.
