Victoria is facing the most hazardous heatwave conditions since the Black Summer bushfires of 2019-20, with the South-West, Wimmera, Northern Country and North Central regions issued a catastrophic fire danger rating. Residents of up to a dozen towns are being told to evacuate, as a bushfire currently burning in Longwood continues to spread. A second blaze east of Wodonga is also burning out of control. | 10 News

It's been 40 years since the shocking murders of six people in Tynong North, in Victoria's south-east. To this day, no one has been held responsible. Police are now offering a $6 million reward. See the full story TONIGHT at 6. #9News | 9 News Melbourne

4.8K views · 45 reactions | COLD CASE FILES | Tynong North murders Six women were abducted and murdered from Tynong North during the early 80s. The bodies of all victims had been left in scrubland, and efforts were made by the offender to conceal their location and their identity. Can you help us find those responsible? Review the case details here → https://bit.ly/2V372tY Winston Churchill Trust - AU | Eyewatch - Frankston Police Service Area | Facebook

Have you seen inside this Melbourne mansion? Lavishly decorated, wildly lived-in — 700 residents, one extraordinary house. Labassa is one of Victoria’s most richly ornamented 19th-century mansions. Behind its grand façade lies a layered history — from elite residence to 1920s flats, home to post-war migrant families, artists and bohemians — all while miraculously retaining its opulent Victorian interiors. Discover Japanese-inspired wallpapers, ornate stained glass and a rare trompe-l’œil ceiling

EXCLUSIVE: The prime suspect in the 'Tynong North murders' has declared his innocence, on the same day police offered a $6 million reward for information leading to an arrest. Story: https://yhoo.it/2yHInhB #7News | 7NEWS Melbourne

1.8M views · 18K reactions | "I've got the moves like Jagger, I've got the moves like Jagger..." 李 We are loving the dance moves of Victoria’s Riflebird - also known as the duwuduwu to the Yidinji people. This courtship display was captured at Lake Eacham in the Crater Lakes National Park by Bhartee Ramhit. | ABC Far North | Facebook