This farmer has had powerlines running through his property for 40 years. Here's what he thinks.

Plus: How are farmers coping with the cost of fertiliser?

Plus: A stolen statue

What's going on with AGL's Gippsland mine rehabilitation

Firefighters fear failing equipment will prove fatal

With Victoria ablaze, the emergency workers are being pushed to their limit.

We talk with our reporter on the ground to find out what's going on

Plus: The floods and fires of western Victoria

What support is on offer for those on the ground?

Plus: The consumer watchdog is ready for court

The National Account dives into: A murder mystery on a train and the pub with no beer

Plus: Problem gambling is on the rise and how seeing a free GP should soon be easier

The National Account dives into: The BOM website blunder and a robotic milking machine.

Councils across Australia are ramping up fines for illegal camping, with penalties ranging from a few hundred dollars to over $100,000. But the costly enforcement push is sparking debate over whether it’s worth the price.

New research shows gambling harm is surging across Australia, with millions affected by financial stress and relationship harm prompting calls for stronger measures to reduce gambling-related harm.

The National Account dives into: Sharks, rabbits, the PM's house and some big batteries

The National Account dives into: Pill testing, shady trees and a hot doctor

The National Account dives into: Post office pooches, hospital workers on strike and youth homelessness

The union argues outsourcing would bring “less compensation, weaker entitlements and less secure jobs”.

The National Account dives into: Burps, sharks and art

The 72-hectare patch of the island is home to critically endangered bird species and an internationally recognised wetland.

Car theft claims jumped 59% in the state last year, while most of the country saw declines.

Dry paddocks, drought, and shifting high-pressure systems are combining to heighten the threat of fast-moving bushfires.

Victoria has opened up tens of thousands of square kilometres of ocean to new gas exploration, sparking warnings from conservationists about seismic blasting, drilling impacts and more climate pollution along the state’s south-west coast.

The National Account dives into Woolworths profits sink and a Victorian manhunt