Media & Events

Fish will be on the move in the lower Loddon River over the Easter weekend, with an environmental flow to be delivered to support the ongoing flood-recovery in the lower-Loddon River.

We’ve moved forward our planned Campaspe River autumn fresh flow from next week to today to manage a minor fall in dissolved oxygen levels in a small section of the river.

In 1929, “Popeye the Sailor” made his comic debut.That was the same year populations of a small native Australian fish with a similar name as Popeye’s girlfriend were last recorded in Victoria.

Hooking a carp is usually a booby prize when you’re throwing a line in. But on Sunday March 19, catching a carp could win you some actual bounty.

For the health of Victoria’s second longest river, the story of last year’s floods is a tale of two parts. 

Work is set to begin on one of the final stages of a fish superhighway in north central Victoria, connecting more than 1000 kilometres of waterways.

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is putting the call out for a community member from the region’s west to be part of a key committee and help shape the future of the organisat

While it’s the Chinese Lunar Year of the Rabbit, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) and farmers across the region have a different rabbit at the front of their minds.

Business as usual is returning for the animals and plants of the Campaspe River after the 2022 floods, with a summer fresh water for the environment flow beginning in the coming weeks.