Dookie College
VIC 3647 • Victoria
About Dookie College
Dookie College is a small rural locality in northern Victoria, situated approximately 15 kilometres north-east of Dookie within the Moira Shire or Strathbogie Shire area. Covering around 16.5 square kilometres, it is notable as the historical home of the Dookie Agricultural College — now the University of Melbourne's Dookie Campus — one of Victoria's oldest agricultural training institutions. The 2021 Census recorded approximately 51 residents, reflecting the locality's small, campus-centred community set within the rolling farming country of the Strathbogie foothills.
The University of Melbourne's Dookie Campus focuses on agricultural science and farm management education, giving the locality a unique educational character among the surrounding farming landscape. Shepparton and Benalla are the nearest regional service centres, providing retail, healthcare, and education facilities within a 45-60 minute drive. Dookie College suits those with a connection to agricultural education, rural research, or the farming community of north-central Victoria.
Dookie College falls under postcode 3647 and is governed by the Greater Shepparton Council (Local Government Area). For federal elections, residents vote in the electorate of Nicholls, while state elections fall under the Shepparton (Northern Victoria) electorate.
Location
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Transport & Commute
Nearest Train Stations
Bus Services
- No regular bus service — Car required for all trips N/A
Commute to Melbourne CBD
🛣️ Access via Goulburn Valley Highway; Shepparton is the nearest major service centre and rail town
Dookie College is a small campus community with minimal local services; a private vehicle is essential for reaching shops and facilities in Shepparton or Benalla.
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Currawa Rise (Currawa Primary School)
Crime Statistics LGA-wide
These are the latest rates for the Greater Shepparton Local Government Area, which contains Dookie College. Rates are per 100,000 residents for the year ending September 2025; trends compare 2 and 10 year periods.
Source: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria
