Sarah Krieg
Sarah Krieg is the producer of the Breakfast show at ABC Goulburn Murray. She enjoys telling local stories, baking cakes and is usually found patting dogs, when the opportunity presents itself. You can find her on Twitter @sarah_krieg.
Latest by Sarah Krieg
Antarctic adventure inspires women to 'focus on hope' in their quests to help solve humanity's biggest threats
Normally, you'll find Elizabeth Znidersic in north-east Victoria's wetlands, microphone in hand, eavesdropping on birds. But the scientist has recently returned from a much colder expedition.
After more than 50 recent swift-water rescues in Victoria, why do people keep driving into floods?
Authorities remind the public constantly that floodwaters and cars don't mix, but drivers continue to take the risk. Here's what experts say about why people do it.
Plenty of lessons to be learnt at this playgroup, where it doesn't matter if you're one or 101
Following an era of pandemic restrictions and back-to-back natural disasters, many residents in and around Myrtleford were feeling isolated, but a weekly all-ages get-together is changing that.
The local skate park once terrified Jane. Now it's her happy place
Jane McRoberts has spent much of her life as an outsider, but after a terrifying episode and a lot of inspiration she got on board with a community she's always longed for.
In troubled times, a bond between a French village and an Australian town makes the world of difference
More than a century after the end of World War I, the generosity of an Upper Murray community comes full circle in the form of a much-needed international donation.
Army wagons and picture books used to teach next generation about Remembrance Day
Children at an early centre got the chance to explore an armoured car during a special visit by soldiers this week in Victoria's north-east.
Man and woman arrested over broad daylight shooting in outer Albury
Police have arrested a man and woman after investigators released CCTV footage of a suspect in the shooting of a 26-year-old in Thurgoona late on Thursday.
Victoria finally has a container deposit scheme. Here's how to get cash for bottles and cans
Under the scheme, eligible bottles and cans can be returned to recycling centres for a 10-cent refund.
New hope for eating disorder patients as trainee psychologists return to regional hometowns to help
Provisional psychologists are returning to their roots as part of a pilot research program aimed at boosting eating disorder services outside major cities. And if it's a success, it could be rolled out across the nation.
Alarm over unstable foundations at Albury hospital drives cracks in new $558m master plan
The organisation representing doctors and surgeons in Albury–Wodonga say it has "serious concerns" for patient safety after it emerged parts of Albury hospital has been damaged by shifting foundations.
Reports reveal 'high' hospital ceiling collapse risk as health board assures patients wards are safe
Leaked documents have revealed two wards at Albury hospital are at risk of collapse – and have been for almost a decade.
How a country doctor's film camera captured Europe's dark Nazi past
In 1937, Dr Sam Woods bought a Filmo Double Eight film camera while on a study trip to Europe. Now on display in Albury, his work captures people and events at home and abroad.
Sheridan Jobbins was looking for a piece of land. What she found was an Indigenous massacre
When journalist Sheridan Jobbins started searching for a piece of unclaimed family land, she uncovered a colonial massacre in her family name.
Dog days almost over for three-legged dachshund destined for prosthetic leg
When Busta's owner died, he was handed into a Wodonga shelter with a nasty foot tumour, and his leg was partially amputated. But his luck has changed and an artificial limb is set to make life easier.
New mega-hospital on greenfields site for Albury Wodonga off the table
In the border towns of Albury and Wodonga the region's hospital is split across two sites. The NSW and Victorian governments now agree the best option for improving services is to redevelop the existing facility.
Tiny tree-dweller population doubles as town gets behind conservation efforts
Squirrel glider populations in southern New South Wales have hit a major milestone after two decades of community buy-in.
Domestic violence survivors use trauma as creative fuel in Warriors Unmasked exhibition
Victim-survivors in north-east Victoria are using paint, fibre and sculpture to reclaim their stories of escaping domestic and family violence.
Armoured carrier from WWII listed for sale on Facebook Marketplace
Wodonga resident Darrin Wright's dad found the Bren Gun Carrier in a paddock in the 1980s. Now it is mostly restored and its owners want to see it go to a good home.