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Council considering glass bin options

Wellington Shire Council is in the process of determining what it deems is the best option for introducing a fourth kerbside bin for residents,...

Criminal incidents in Wellington up 17.5pc

The number of criminal incidents across Wellington Shire last year rose 17.5 per cent compared to 2023. According the latest figures from the Crime Statistics...

Tim Bull calls on state government to fix ‘ghost camping’ by Easter:

The State Environment Minister has been asked to ensure the 'ghost camping', which occurred over the Christmas holidays, does not continue over Easter. Member for...

Universal outdoor mobile obligation welcomed by One Gippsland

One Gippsland has welcomed a commitment by the federal government to provide basic universal outdoor mobile coverage, a move it says will help to...

Nats name Senate candidate

Glenn Arnold has been endorsed at the National Party's Senate candidate for coming federal election. Mr Arnold is a Bass Coast resident and the president...

EPA offers free soil testing

Too many country gardeners are missing out on free soil screening from a government citizen science project that's mapping soil conditions across the state,...

Fine for Eagle Point spill

East Gippsland Water has been fined $9880 over a leak of more than three megalitres of treated wastewater at Eagle Point. The water was class...

New Yarram ambulance station opened

A NEW multi-million dollar ambulance station has been officially opened in Yarram. State Member for Eastern Victoria Tom McIntosh opened the new station alongside local...

Star of the South windfarm aims for 2.2GW

Philip Hopkins STAR of the South, which aims to build a 2.2-gigawatt windfarm off the Gippsland coast at a current estimated cost of $8 to...

Stratford level crossing upgrade

A LEVEL crossing east of Stratford will be one of 32 across Victoria to be upgraded under a $54 million shared funding agreement between...

‘Toughest bail laws’ pass parliament

David Braithwaite The legislation in what the state government has called the toughest bail laws in Australia have passed through parliament. The government says community safety...

Fingerboards’ critical minerals project rescoped

Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) has provided an update on its program of work to rescope the Fingerboards Project, including 12 initial design changes to...

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Gippsland Rally five weeks away

There are five weeks until the Middle of Everywhere Gippsland Rally. New drivers and stages headline this year’s event, which will be held over three...