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Black Saturday arsonist released from prison

Tom Hayes WARNING: The contents of this story may be distressing to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. THE arsonist responsible for devastating fires on Black...

Wellington offshore wind projects granted feasibility licences

AUSTRALIA’S offshore wind ambitions have advanced significantly after the federal government announced last week that the first six proponents have been granted feasibility licences...

Festival of female football comes to Morwell

FEMALE Football Gippsland's festival of footy was a hit on Sunday, May 5, as all teams descended on Morwell Recreation Reserve for the leagues...

Duck and quail hunting allocated over $10 million in budget

THE state government's budget commitment to support future quail and duck hunting highlights strategic investment in hunting regulation and compliance, but diverges from a...

True Grit obstacle course is coming to Glenmaggie

WELLINGTON will soon host one of the country’s roughest and toughest obstacle courses – adventure tourism that is a true test of one’s grit. True...

Vigil for domestic violence at Sale Clocktower

HUNDREDS gathered on Wednesday evening at the Sale Clocktower Pedestrian Mall for the Annual Candlelight Vigil to remember the lives taken by family and...

It’s showtime for Princess Peach: video game review

In her very own adventure, Princess Peach teams up with Stella, the Sparkle Theatre's guardian, to save the theatre from the wicked Grape and...

Seaspray’s Anzac Day service

RAIN, hail, or shine, we will remember them. Between bursts of sunshine and showers on Anzac Day, more than 100 Seaspray locals and those who...

Latrobe Regional Airport in nation to house electric aircraft development centre

Zaida Glibanovic AN Australian first of its kind. Latrobe Regional Airport is set to make history, as it becomes the first location in Australia to house...

Council incorporating community in future renewable energy plans

Wellington Shire Council says it is continuing the community's views in its considerations of renewable energy and transmission options. In line with the findings of...

Flotation Energy’s Seadragon to close

Stefan Bradley FLOTATION Energy's offshore wind project Seadragon will not go ahead, after the federal government did not grant the Japanese-backed company a feasibility licence...

Sale’s Sgt. Pepper’s

Ben McArthur   BEATLEMANIA, or rather its Australian knockoff band, will be coming to Sale after a worldwide tour The 'Beatle Boys' band vocalist John Kater says...

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Driver in critical condition after Nambrok collision

Police are investigating a collision at Nambrok, which occurred Wednesday morning. It is believed a truck and campervan collided at the intersection of the Princes...