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All 50 seats were up for grabs in the wards Bourne, Breck, Brock with Caterall, Calder, Carleton, Cleveleys Park, Garstang, Great Eccleston, Hambleton and Stalmine-with-Staynall, Hardhorn with High Cross, Jubilee, Marsh Mill, Mount, Park, Pharos, Pheasants Wood, Pilling, Preesall, Rossall, Stanah, Tithebarn, Victoria and Norcross, Warren and Wyresdale

Forty-two council seats were up for grabs in the wards Anchorsholme, Bispham, Bloomfield, Brunswick, Claremont, Clifton, Greenlands, Hawes Side, Highfield, Ingthorpe, Layton, Marton, Norbreck, Park, Squires Gate, Stanley, Talbot, Tyldesley, Victoria, Warbreck and Waterloo

Rain band will bring showers for Sydney and Melbourne while snowfalls are forecast across alpine regions in Tasmania and Victoria

The crisis consuming the Victorian branch of the Liberal Party sounds a warning to centre-right parties that pursuing the culture wars now gripping the United States and other countries brings dangerous volatility. And little public support.

Snow is already falling in parts of Victoria and NSW as a wicked cold snap brings winter temperatures across parts of south-eastern Australia.

Association alleges that its southern rival conspired to exclude it from the national governance body

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has gone off like a frog in a sock at the alt-right freaks who recently derailed a Monash City Council meeting ‘cos they wanted to espouse violent, bigoted views about a drag storytime event which has since been cancelled.Monash City Council announced on Thursday that it would…

Google Maps agrees to divert drivers away from a country Victorian road where five people recently died in a three-vehicle accident, but residents want more action to prevent further tragedies.

The northern Geelong suburb of Norlane tops an ABS list of areas in Victoria facing the most disadvantage. But amid the grim statistics and intergenerational challenges, a strong community is taking steps forward.

The university's staff are calling for better pay and conditions in Victoria, as the institution's annual report reveals income from international students is still 22 per cent below pre-pandemic levels.

The capital’s watering holes are being sold off and made into homes. Is it closing time for the traditional pub?