After three decades Victoria Police want to bring back the police in schools program, but will it make students less trusting of police officers?

"People love to touch my hair, but when you think about it, I wouldn’t walk around asking if I could touch your balayage," said Gladys Serugga, an Australian born Ugandan woman.

“It was a process of compromise. I started off wanting my dream property, but ended up getting what I needed and would get me a better return,” said Luke from South Morang.

Electric vehicle experts think service stations will be gone in 15 years, but many communities rely on their servo for grocery shopping, banking and collecting parcels.

“Don't buy your flowers from supermarkets! Support small local businesses and don't get your flowers from the same place you buy your toilet paper.”

"Victorians know how to help each other in times of crisis, but watching [the coronavirus situation in India], do we know how to help?"

Mental health and Auslan patients say it's a ‘game changer', but would a permanent telehealth program inflame the GP shortage in regional and rural Victoria?

Were the three little pigs misunderstood – are the best materials to build houses with actually straw and sticks?

"Do people realise how far some of these [towns] are? That's going to make our life very frustrating and difficult," said Margaret from Mildura.

"She does about 28 hours of ballet a week," said Kate. Her 12-year-old daughter is about to move overseas to pursue a ballet career full time.