Natasha Schapova

In short: Kellie Berry says stormwater drains in her area are struggling to cope with water, pushing it into her property and frequently flooding her home.

Sean Moran has been anxiously awaiting a decision on a proposed road that could split his farm on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula in half.

For decades, Victorians burned their rubbish in backyard incinerators. It's now back in vogue, with five waste-to-energy facilities under development across the state.

Victoria is in the midst of a push for more social housing, but NIMBY (not-in-my-back-yard) attitudes from neighbours are causing delays and creating stigma around housing residents, according to developers.

In short: Alcoa has applied for a licence to use groundwater to fill its disused Anglesea coal mine pit and transform the site into an ecotourism attraction.

Removing wildlife carcasses from the road is a usual morning for Jason Cichocki but he says a new technology has more than halved the number of animals colliding with vehicles.

Scores of visitors have flocked to Geelong in regional Victoria for a glimpse and a whiff of the curious corpse flower, which only blooms once a decade.

Layla Merritt has been rescuing animals for a decade in the Greater Geelong region, but what started as a weekly callout has turned into almost a full-time job.

Blockages caused by 'fatbergs' — an accumulation of non-flushable items — are wreaking havoc on sewers across Victoria, costing ratepayers millions of dollars each year.

A plan to import natural gas into Victoria to protect the state from energy shortages is being opposed by locals and environmental groups.