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VicGrid extends consultation on renewable energy zones

VicGrid has extended the consultation on draft renewable energy zones until Sunday, March 15. Consultation began in November last year and was due to close...

Scrutiny into death at Fulham Correctional Centre

FULHAM Correctional Centre came under scrutiny after the facility experienced a death in custody last year. Jake McGregor, an 18-year-old offender from Wodonga, was found...

Wellington Shire ambulance response times increase

The latest Ambulance Victoria (AV) performance report showed a slight increase in response times in Wellington Shire. From October to December last year, Wellington Shire...

Review: MSI Claw A8 BZ2EM – Powerful PC handheld

There’s a ton of competition in the handheld gaming space for gamers to bring their digital libraries on the go. PC handhelds such as...

Oil and gas inquiry in Gippsland

The state Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee last week held a public hearing in Leongatha as part of its inquiry into the decommissioning...

Dates, limits set for duck season

A DAILY bag limit of nine ducks per hunter has been set for the 2026 Victorian duck hunting season. The season length, as set out...

Esso Australia and AGL Energy sign gas supply agreement.

Esso Australia and AGL Energy have signed a new five-year natural gas supply agreement. The agreement will see AGL receive 40 petajoules of gas from...

Suspicious blaze at old Sale police station

Emergency services contained a major fire last Thursday evening at the abandoned former Sale police station on York St, near Lake Guthridge, with a...

Shirley’s Café & Bar supporters call out council

Friends, customers and supporters of Shirley’s Cafe & Bar owners Jason Hughes and Patrick Barry have spoken out against the establishment’s closure to make...

Terry turns the page on Sale Authorised Newsagency

News and media has changed so rapidly in the last four decades that it’s hard to comprehend. Newspapers, fax machines, DVDs, 24-hour news channels, the...

Yarram softwood mill to resume operations under Pentarch Group’s forestry division

Yarram’s recently closed softwood mill will resume operations under the Pentarch Group’s forestry division sometime in the future. While great news for Yarram, this is...

Ibis island eyesore?

Sale residents are used to sharing Lake Guthridge with its other feathered residents, but the ibis population – known as bin chickens – are...

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Briag gallery showcases blind artist

THE Briagolong Art Gallery's newest exhibition, by painter Jeff McNeill, will open this Saturday. McNeil is a totally blind artist who creates works using a...