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Revised incentive scheme to ensure sustainability of Australian journalism

The federal government says it's ensuring the sustainability of Australia journalism with legislation introduced into parliament. The News Bargaining Incentive (NBI) and the News Journalism...

Telstra works in Briag and Seaspray

Telstra is this week upgrading its mobile base station at Briagolong to bring a better 4G and 5G user experience. Next week, Telstra will conduct...

VEC looking for workers for election

The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) is looking for more than 25,000 people to fill a wide range of roles across Victoria for this November's...

Upper house vote changes pass through state parliament

The make-up of the upper house of Victoria's parliament is set for a shake-up at the state election later this year. Legislation to abolish group...

Asking questions on Fingerboards project

Members of the East Gippsland community will have the opportunity to speak with key consultants and specialists through Gippsland Critical Minerals' (GCM) new "Ask...

Calls grow for mobile roaming across regional Australia as inquiry announced

Regional mobile services are in the spotlight once again as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on August 5 announced a 12-month inquiry...

Hole-some experience on local roads

Roll-up, roll-up, try your luck on pothole dodge 'ems! All you need is a car and a pothole - and there are plenty of those...

Six-week exercise at RAAF

RAAF Base East Sale will undertake a series of enhanced force protection activities as part of Exercise Cygnus Shield to be held six weeks,...

Police Beat: August 19 2026

Yarram Woolworths incident Police are appealing to any witness who may have been in the area of Yarram Woolworths sometime between 7am and 9am last...

Date set for local Myki

ROSEDALE, Sale, Stratford and Bairnsdale train stations will finally receive both Myki and ‘tap and go’ contactless technology for the first time next month,...

Deal for teachers, no strike

VICTORIAN public school teachers have called off today's planned strike after voting to accept the state government's revised pay deal, ending 12 months of...

Outdoor Recreation Victoria Bill passed in state parliament

The Outdoor Recreation Victoria Bill has passed through state parliament, delivering reforms that will bring together fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation functions under a...

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Hansford forced to step away, One Nation looks for new candidate

Greg Hansford will no longer be One Nation's candidate for the Eastern Victoria upper house region at November's state election. In a statement released last...