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Communities in Victoria's west push for return of passenger trains (opens the original)
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Regional Victorian communities in the state's west are calling for the return of passenger rail services across major routes. Experts believe the reintroduction of the Ballarat-Geelong service is the most feasible, but some candidates support the revival of the passenger services to Mildura and Horsham. Victoria's opposition says it will make an announcement regarding passenger rail to Mildura and Horsham before the election. Regional Victorian residents and public transport advocates are pushin
One of Australia's longest-serving editors dies aged 96 (opens the original)
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Long-serving Victorian newspaper editor Robin Letts has died aged 96. Letts spent nearly eight decades at The Buloke Times, and was at the helm of the regional newspaper for 39 years. The Donald and media community has paid tribute to Letts. One of Australia's longest serving journalists and editors has died aged 96, after nearly eight decades of contribution to a local newspaper in Victoria's north-west. Robin Letts had worked at The Buloke Times at Donald since 1947, and had been editor since
Coroner says off-road racing needs stronger fire safety rules (opens the original)
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A coroner is recommending stronger fire safety requirements for off-road racing events following an investigation into a fatal crash in north-west Victoria in 2022. Coroner Ingrid Giles found the two men inside the vehicle in question survived the initial crash, but died when fire "rapidly engulfed" their vehicle. Ms Giles has provided three recommendations to further improve competitor safety in off-road racing events and prevent similar deaths from taking place. A coroner investigating an off-
A year on, this human skull mystery at Mildura may never be solved (opens the original)
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One year on from the discovery of a human skull on the banks of the Murray River in Mildura, investigations remain ongoing. NSW police say forensic testing was inconclusive and the skull will soon be sent for carbon dating. A former Victoria Police detective says these investigations could take years and the bone may never be identified. A human skull found on the banks of the Murray River in Victoria's north-west more than 12 months ago is being sent for carbon date testing. In July 2025, a man
Vehicle with 1 million kilometres on the clock hits the market (opens the original)
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A west Victorian stock agent is selling his four-wheel-drive vehicle after driving it for 1 million kilometres. The owner says the vehicle has been serviced almost 100 times and is in good condition. Bidding opens on Monday morning and will continue for two weeks. After clocking 1 million kilometres in his four-wheel-drive vehicle, a west Victorian stock agent has listed his prized possession for sale. Nhill resident Gary Driscoll averaged more than 180km a day in his 2009 Toyota LandCruiser, dr
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