Victoria is a name of Latin origin, meaning “victory.” It is commonly used as a feminine given name and can also be a surname. The name is associated with various historical and cultural figures, notably Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, who reigned from 1837 to 1901. Her era was marked by significant cultural, industrial, and scientific advances, and the name has since been linked to ideals of strength, leadership, and success. In addition, Victoria is used in diverse contexts, such as place names, brands, and organizations, symbolizing triumph and achievement.
A powerful storm hit Victoria, causing widespread power outages and affecting 13,500 residents across Benalla and Wangaratta districts. The storm, marked by intense lightning, tested the AusNet network's resilience, leading…