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Star of the South looks at using Aussie steel

The proponents behind Star of the South say they have uncovered a raft of opportunities for steel makers and fabricators across the country to...

Patterson outlines appeal

As expected, the Gippsland woman behind the Leongatha mushroom poisonings has officially filed an application to appeal against her conviction, which she said should...

Four men to face court November 18 following ram-raid

Four men allegedly involved in the ram-raid into A Better Life For Foster Kids’ (ABLFFK) shop front in July will face court on November...

Prosecutors asked in Greg Lynn: Is manslaughter an option?

JUDGES in the appeal of convicted High Country murderer Greg Lynn have asked prosecutors if they would lay a manslaughter charge if Lynn was...

Funding for Heyfield PS

Heyfield Primary School has been allocated $156,787.55 by the state government for maintenance works. Deputy Premier and Education Minister Ben Carroll last week announced 46...

Tax exemption for CFA volunteers ‘flawed’: Bull

Member for Gippsland East Tim Bull has blasted the state government's Emergency Services and Volunteer Fund exemptions for CFA volunteers, claiming the criteria for...

Free measles booster vouchers

Gippslanders aged between 20-to-59 years are being encouraged to take advantage of a free top-up MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine to ensure they are...

Largest Australian duck tracking research project takes flight

The Game Management Authority (GMA) and Deakin University are conducting new research to better understand the movements, survival and behaviour of Victoria's most important...

Local author Trevor Tucker releases latest book

You may have been recently heard in the news about a bold and well-organised international gang of thieves broke into the Louvre Museum, Paris. They...

Gippsland strengthens food and trade ties with Denmark

Food and Fibre Gippsland recently hosted a landmark event, themed ‘Collaboration with Denmark in Advancing Gippsland’s Circular Economy and Renewable Energy Potential’, bringing together...

Fire at ASH in Heyfield contained

A FIRE on Monday at the Australian Sustainable Hardwoods mill at Heyfield has been contained. Country Fire Authority crews, who responded to a structure fire...

Shake-up for planning laws to boost housing

New measures are now in place to fast track the approval of two dwellings on a lot within residential zones for councils - from...

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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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