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Federal Government’s Disaster Ready Fund in action

GIPPSLAND will be better protected and prepared for future natural disasters following the announcement of six local projects funded under Round One of the...

PALM changes to come into effect

Reforms to the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme will soon come into effect, providing more regular incomes and better conditions for Pacific labour...

VFF slams decision on high towers

The Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has blasted the state government's decision to go forth with transmission developments in Western Victoria, with the Australia Energy...

The late Malcolm Hole honoured

A FORMER councillor has been posthumously recognised as part of the King’s Birthday Honours, with the late Malcolm Hole awarded an Order of Australia...

The Flash film reviewed

WARNER Bros. and DC have released their latest picture, The Flash in theatres. Our resident film buffs Tom Parry and Stefan Bradley went to...

Great Vic Bike Ride set to meet with local communities

Bicycle Network is coming to town this month to meet with locals and discuss how community groups, businesses and tourism operators can get involved...

Big Freeze at Ashleigh House

If Ashleigh House’s Big Freeze Event on Friday afternoon taught us anything, it’s that some people would pay a lot of money to dump...

Healthy debate

Local politicians are at odds over budget cuts to the health department. Nationals Member for Gippsland South, Danny O'Brien, has criticised the state government for...

Phenomenal season launch at Gallery

Tom Parry LOCAL artists drew all the attention at the Gippsland Art Gallery’s Winter Season Launch earlier this month. A capacity crowd attended the venue on...

Sophie Cachia coming to Sale

Mother, author, business owner, social media influencer, podcaster and sports journalist Sophie Cachia is Sale bound to celebrate the launch of her latest novel,...

Do the dumping crime and cop the EPA fine

EPA Victoria recently fined a Heyfield company more than $5500 over a stockpile of industrial waste that went missing from its Commercial Road premises,...

Corn Nut Creek return

AMERICANA folk group Corn Nut Creek are making a return to the Stratford Courthouse this Saturday. The musical duo - consisting of American expat Danielle...

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Wellington Shire’s new mayor and deputy

The election of councillors Cindy Madeley and Liz Foat as Wellington Shire’s mayor and deputy mayor on Tuesday night marked a historic first for...

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