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Evan still missing – have you seen him?

Police located a distinctive yellow Holden Commodore in the search for missing Belgrave man Evan on Saturday. The 24-year-old left his home in his Commodore...

Phil Jamieson’s Bundy show cancelled

PHIL Jamieson, best known as the Grinspoon frontman, had to postpone his scheduled solo show at Bundalaguah-Myrtlebank Hall (Live at the Bundy) at the...

Double bill of classic hits at The Wedge

Some of the greatest songs of all time will be performed at The Wedge, Sale, on Saturday, September 12, from 7.30pm. This two-act show presents...

Briagolong Bush Band to perform mid-winter show at Valencia Hall

The Briagolong Bush Band will perform its mid-winter show at the Valencia Hall on Friday, August 21, from 7.30pm. The band is celebrating 46 years...

Game review: Splatoon Raiders

With an addictive and rewarding gameplay loop held up by a fantastic technical performance, Splatoon Raiders is a pleasant surprise that had me hooked. I...

How Census night will help small businesses

Australian Business Volunteers (ABV) says the Census next Tuesday will be an opportunity for them to adjust how they can support small businesses and...

Upper house voting reform to affect smaller parties

CHANGES to voting for the upper house of state parliament is set affect the electoral fortunes of smaller political parties. The Electoral Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters)...
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VCAT “sets aside” Kilmany greyhound track application

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has "set aside" Wellington Shire Council’s approval of the proposed Kilmany greyhound racing complex. The Animal Justice Party...

Gippsland-first specialist dementia care program announced for Wilson Lodge

Central Gippsland Health (CGH) has secured funding for a specialist dementia care program, the only one of its kind in Gippsland. The federal government will...

Report into high-control groups released

AN Australian-first inquiry into cults and “high-control groups” has handed down a report calling for targeted legal reform, including options to criminalise group-based coercion. (Note:...

New bog for frogs

A new home and refuge for frogs and wildlife is taking shape on the banks of Flooding Creek near Sale as part of the...

Beef producers weigh in on cattle levy future

The role of the Cattle Transaction Levy, which generates about $75 million a year to advance marketing and research, is under review as producers...

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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...