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Gippsland ‘going backwards’, says One Nation candidate Greg Hansford: Election 2025

Greg Hansford, One Nation candidate for Gippsland, spoke to the Gippsland Times at the ballot draw on April 11 about his campaign. Cost of living...

Lions head to Traralgon for national convention

Lions Australia, the country's largest service organisation, will hold its national convention in Traralgon this week. The event, which will be held from Friday to...

Latrobe River decision ‘better late than never’: O’Brien

The state government's decision to allocate additional water to irrigators, the environment and Traditional Owners on the Latrobe River is better late than never,...

Your vote, your voice: Election 2025 breakdown

What seemed like months of campaigning comes to an end this Saturday, when the 2025 federal election is held. Voting on election day will take...

Voters and volunteers out early

Upper and lower house candidates and their supporters have been standing at the Sale Memorial Hall for hours handing out how-to-vote (HTV) cards to...

Election day polling places in Wellington Shire

Alberton: Alberton Primary School, 21 Thomson St. Boisdale: Boisdale Public Hall, 42-44 Main St. Briagolong: Briagolong Mechanics Institute, 9-11 Avon St. Bundalaguah: Bundalaguah...

Two special events at Gippsland Art Gallery

As part of its next major exhibition, 'Turner & Australia', to be presented this winter, Gippsland Art Gallery will present two special events to...

Darren Chester points to ‘proven track record’: Election 2025

NATIONALS incumbent Darren Chester is backing his track record as Member for Gippsland as he seeks re-election this Saturday. "We've run a positive campaign focused...

A rundown of council’s draft budget 2025/26

Wellington Shire Council’s draft budget for the next financial year outlines the cost of rolling out green bins, determining which municipal roads will get...

The Rewind 80’s Mixtape Tour at The Wedge next Friday

The Rewind 80’s Mixtape Tour bringing the 1980s back to The Wedge, Sale, on Friday, May 9, from 7.30pm. The night begins with a She’s...

Candlelight vigil to shine light on domestic violence

Residents are being invited to gather at the Clock Tower in Sale on Wednesday, May 7, for a candlelight vigil raising awareness of domestic...

Sale Film Society’s May film is ‘Dark Waters’

Sale Film Society's May screening is Dark Waters, a 2019 American legal thriller film directed by Todd Haynes and written by Mario Correa and...

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Longford student Kobe to compete at cross country championship

Longford Primary School student Kobe Hiskins (pictured) competed for his school in the all schools state cross country championship on Saturday at Bundoora. The 11-year-old...