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Heyfield inventor’s turbine water pump stolen

A HEYFIELD inventor, Fred Sundermann, has had his innovative turbine water pump worth tens of thousands of dollars, stolen from his property. The turbine is...

Mining method to be tested

Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) will early next year build a mining and rehabilitation demonstration pit (MRDP) with the aim of providing evidence, under real...

Anatomy of a Fall to screen at Sale Film Society

One of the most acclaimed pictures in recent memory is being showcased by the Sale Film Society tonight. Screening during September’s monthly get-together will be...

Maffra local Tom Harms to compete against electricians on world stage

MAFFRA apprentice electrician Tom Harms joined the other 38 members of the ‘Skillaroos’ training squad in meeting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last week in...

New water fountains in Sale and Briagolong

Gippsland Water and Wellington Shire Council have teamed up to bring more community drinking fountains to Sale and Briagolong. Two new drinking fountains were installed...

Gippsland Art Gallery to launch spring season

The Gippsland Art Gallery will come alive with the official launch of its spring season of new exhibitions this Friday night. The major exhibition this...

Aussie-made Hollow Knight: Silksong breaks the internet

The biggest story in world entertainment last Friday was the release of Hollow Knight: Silksong, an Australian video game made by Team Cherry, a...

Game review: Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World

Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World includes Kirby and the Forgotten Land, improved graphics and frame rate...

Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson jailed for at least the next 31 years

Erin Patterson will spend at least the next 31 years behind bars. Patterson was sentenced to life imprisonment with a non-parole period of 33 years...

Council wants ‘open conversation’ on funding

Wellington Shire Council (WSC) is calling on state and federal governments to review how local government is funded. WSC this week released a public statement,...

Legacy Week an opportunity to pause and reflect

Legacy Week, being marked this week, is a time for Australians to pause and reflect on the sacrifices made by our veterans and their...

VicGrid bill passes, with amendments

The state government's contentious energy transmission legislation has passed parliament, with the support of crossbench MPs from the Greens, Cannabis and Animal Justice parties. The...

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Navigator North wind farm won’t be ready for auction

DEVELOPERS of an $8 billion wind farm off the Gippsland coast remain committed to the project, despite not being ready for the first round...