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VicGrid puts renewable consultations on hold amid bushfires

VicGrid has paused consultation on renewable energy zone consultation due to the bushfires. Since November last year, VicGrid has been carrying out consultation on draft...

Offshore wind venture Blue Mackerel meets with communities

SEASPRAY and Woodside communities had their say as offshore wind venture Blue Mackerel visited the towns as part of its social impact assessments on...

High voltage tribute to AC/DC’s Sale performance 50 years ago

Rock 'n' roll fans were thunderstruck by 10-year-old guitarist Hugh Ridley's electric performance of AC/DC's 'High Voltage' at the Sale Memorial Hall last Thursday...

CFA annual report released, finances under scrutiny

THE highly anticipated CFA annual report for 2024/25 has finally been released. Financials have been a massive headliner recently for the organisation, with most highlighting...

Star of the South welcomes auction announcement

SOUTHERLY TEN who helm the Star of the South offshore wind project, said they welcomed the state government's announcement to proceed with the nation's...

The Ocelots coming to Stratford

IRISH indie-folk identical twins The Ocelots, fresh off sold-out shows and rave reviews, will bring their national Australian tour to Stratford next week with...

International crews tend to Wonnangatta – Dargo bushfire

Cooler conditions have led to reduced fire activity on the Wonnangatta – Dargo bushfire. Reduced activity has led to the opening of the Dargo...

Hull of a night in Loch Sport

FIVE men were rescued after their boat overturned in Loch Sport on the long weekend. Emergency services responded to reports of the group in trouble...

Local farmers learn from experts in the field

FARMERS learn from farmers, as emphasised by Gippsland Agricultural Group (GAgG) general manager, Jen Smith. Valley Farmers is a new farming support group where farmers...

Transport changes as Metro Tunnel opens

AS of Sunday, February 1, Victoria has now completed the final stage of the Metro Tunnel and corresponding works to overhaul the state's entire...

Spills and thrills in federal parliament

THOSE uninterested in federal politics may have heard the noise from Canberra amid the right's current turmoil, and think of it as white noise. For...

Shirley’s Café & Bar owners speak out after tenancy dispute with council

Cycle repeating? The Wedge Performing Arts Centre at the Port of Sale once again has no restaurant and café, possibly permanently this time, with Shirley’s...

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Goannas positive over 50s season

The Gippsland Goannas over-50 team once again set off on the long trip to Lara to front up for a semi-final clash against a...

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