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Ashleigh House leverage technology to boost fall safety

Ashleigh Community, Sale, has begun its newest stage of technological integration, recently hosting a information presentation by Dreams Edge. A Victorian-based company, Dreams Edge offers...

From fire front to Rocky Horror spotlights

Over summer, fire fighter Benji Dixon spent his work week on the Dargo fire front and his spare time rehearsing for Maffra Dramatic Society’s...

Anzac badge commemorates 125th anniversary

To mark the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Australian Army, the Returned and Services League Victorian branch has released a commemorative badge...

Farmers fear ‘land-grab’

A LAST-minute government amendment to a bill, which farmers fear could green-light power companies to compulsorily acquire their land for transmission lines before environmental and planning...

Keep an eye out for highly invasive water hyacinth

Victorians are urged to keep an eye out for water hyacinth after an infestation on a rural property in Anakie, north of Geelong. Water hyacinth...

Young farmers share experiences

PASSING on wisdom is crucial in the dairy industry. The Young Dairy Network (YDN) held a panel discussion session last month, sharing experiences from some...

Longford PS celebrates 150 years

Longford Primary School will be celebrating its 150th year this month, with past students, staff and families travelling to an event to be held...

Inaugural boat show a success

Organisers, the Boating Industry Association of Victoria (BIAV) and exhibitors such as Stratford Marine, have hailed the inaugural Gippsland Lakes Boat Show a success. Very...

Surf club tech upgrade

Seaspray Surf Life Saving Club has received a welcome boost through Wellington Shire Council's Community Assistance Grant program. Club president Chris Fleming said the club...

Fuel prices surge, servos warn motorists not to panic buy

In the week following Iran’s retaliation to the United States-Israel airstrikes, many Australians rushed to the petrol pumps in anticipation of prices soaring. Across Gippsland,...

Invasive tussock to spread further in drought conditions

Now is the time for farmers to check their property for the noxious weed serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma), with pasture competition at the lowest...

Mardis Gras returns to Maffra

Mardi Gras, literally Fat Tuesday, comes from a long tradition since medieval times. It was a celebration, now known as Pancake Tuesday, for people...

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Life-saving cancer equipment at LRH

A GIPPSLAND daughter's heartfelt fundraising effort is set to make life easier for hundreds of Latrobe Regional Health (LRH) cancer patients who also have...