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Truck rolls in Gormandale

EMERGENCY services responded to a vehicle incident just before 3pm last Thursday on Main Rd, Gormandale. Country Fire Authority (CFA), Ambulance Victoria, Fire Rescue Victoria...

Making a difference to Gippsland Lakes is a team effort

Collaborative works are making a difference across the Gippsland Lakes, and the newly-released 2025-26 annual report showcases the impact of working together towards a...

Maffra’s Stretton Park aged care works on track

The third stage of the redevelopment of the Stretton Park aged care facility in Maffra is expected to be completed early next year. The $2.4...

Preferred transmission route for Gippsland offshore wind farms revealed

The state government has identified a preferred transmission route, connecting wind farms off the Gippsland coast to the power grid. The preferred route for the...

Burglary at Harvey Norman in Sale on Monday

Police are investigating a burglary which happened in Sale on Monday morning. Police believe an unknown offender on an electric scooter attended Harvey Norman, Raymond...

Gippsland Critical Minerals claims opposition to proposed mine has dropped

The company behind the Fingerboards Mineral Sands Project claim opposition to the proposed mine has dropped to just 11 per cent - down from...

Dust a worry for Fingerboards mine opponents

COMMUNITY concerns about dust from the proposed Fingerboards mineral sands mine have resurfaced after strong winds sent dust from the project's Mining and Rehabilitation...

Destination Gippsland’s tourism workshop series next month

Destination Gippsland will hit the road for a series of practical tourism industry workshops across Gippsland. Workshops will take place at Maffra, Yarram, Lakes Entrance...

Query over transmission line costs

A GROUP pushing for transmission lines connecting offshore wind farms to the power grid to be placed underground wants the state government to show...

Plan progress and place names: Council Beat, September 15

THE four-year Council Plan and place names were featured in a relatively short Wellington Shire Council meeting last week, lasting just over 30 minutes. All...

Reel fun as trout hit lakes

Victorian families have even more reasons to get outdoors these spring school holidays, with nearly 40,000 rainbow trout being stocked in lakes across the...

Mess at Marlay Point

The deterioration of one of Wellington’s tourist hotspots has raised concerns among local residents, particularly as warmer weather is expected to draw more visitors. Marlay...

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Missing Gippsland teen William found safe and well after six days

Six days all alone. Latrobe Valley teenager William on Thursday morning was found safe and well after going missing on November 6. Speaking to reporters at...