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Battery Flow Power

Philip Hopkins A PRIVATE renewable energy generation company, Flow Power, has received state planning approval to build a 100MW battery in Morwell. The newly-approved Battery Energy...

Dargo Transfer Station’s Christmas joy

Dargo Transfer Station employee Joy Hurley went all out for the spirit of Christmas by transforming the local tip. Ms Hurley's efforts to bring Christmas...

Three Chain Road gang fully booked until June

Katrina Brandon STARTING to see horn stickers on cars around? You're not alone. Local country and rock band Three Chain Road is rapidly gaining popularity around...

PHN’s new discharge summary

A NEW discharge summary for patients leaving hospital has been introduced in Gippsland, in response to concerns from doctors with the previous format. A cohort...

Wild weather on Boxing Day

Stefan Bradley, Ben McArthur and Katrina Brandon "WHAT was that?" This was a common phrase heard at 5am on Boxing Day across the region after...

Annemieke Mein’s “A Life’s Work” at gallery

Gippsland Art Gallery is delighted to announce the much-anticipated Annemieke Mein ‘blockbuster’ exhibition, A Life’s Work, will be staged at the Gallery from March...

Timber compensation package savaged

Zaida Glibanovic LOCAL forestry contractors have savaged the state government's compensation package for their exit from the native forest industry, which closes at the end...

Was Angus McMillan really the ‘Butcher of Gippsland’?

Rachel Dawkins Was Angus McMillan really the 'Butcher of Gippsland' or was he just the fall guy, a convenient scapegoat whose name has become unjustly...

To stand the test of time

Ben McArthur   LAST month, on a Saturday afternoon, Bruce Arnup unlocked the door to the Sale clocktower and climbed an orange 65-foot, rickety, steel ladder...

Local pharmacists discuss proposed Chemist Warehouse merger

Zaida Glibanovic and Stefan Bradley Those recognisable blue, red and yellow colours of the super discount pharmaceutical giant Chemist Warehouse will be ever more omnipresent...

Tom Parry’s best stories – 2023

JANUARY – Bookworms and bargain hunters flocked to St Paul’s Giant Book Fair. The fundraiser, which began on January 4 and ran until January 24, saw...

Small school major milestone

Ben McArthur “TIMES have changed at Woodside Primary” said its ex-principal, Anne Morris when talking about the school’s facilities, “but not the kids”, who are...

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Khayaam celebrates two decades in style

Twenty years ago, with two young boys under the age of three and a vision to bring a luxury salon experience back to Sale,...