Media & Events

If you are wondering what type of frog is in your backyard, or want to learn more about the frog species in your local waterway, then head to Newstead on Saturday 28 April for the 2012 Annual W

In an effort to reduce rabbit numbers in Victoria’s north, the North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) has completed another successful ‘Rabbit Buster’ month.  In its second year the pro

Looks can be deceiving – this is certainly the case for the Pale Yellow Water Lily (Nymphaea sp).  An introduced species, which is characterised by its heavy green foliage and pale yellow

The Gunbower Creek Invasive Weeds landholder and community reference group has met for the first time on Tuesday 13 March 2012 at the Cohuna Gateway Centre to further discuss the management of will

If you have ever wondered about the paddock potential of native pastures and would like to find out more, then you should attend a free information session being held at the Serpentine Hall on Thur

More than 100 people packed the Senior Citizens Hall in Carisbrook to learn more about the Flood Management plan being developed for the town.

Local residents and visitors to the Campaspe River, north of Rochester, may notice the river level rise and fall along with changes to water flow rate and colour as water makes its way from the Cam

The North Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA), in partnership with the Shire of Campaspe, is leading the development of a Flood Management Plan to better understand the risks associated wi