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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...

Tribute acts for INXS and Cold Chisel

INXSIVE and Gold Chisel will appear live in concert at The Wedge, Sale, on Saturday, November 22, from 8pm. Celebrating two Australian rock legends, this...

Council Beat, Nov 5: Planning amendments being prepared

Wellington Shire Council met last Tuesday night at the final meeting before a new mayor and deputy mayor is elected next week. Mayor Scott Rossetti...

Super Mario Galaxy 1+2 game impressions: still among best 3D platformers

Travel the cosmos with Mario in Super Mario Galaxy, then board Starship Mario in Super Mario Galaxy 2 with Yoshi as your companion. Both...

Heyfield’s Fred Sundermann invention found

AN innovative turbine water pump worth tens of thousands of dollars that was invented by a Heyfield farmer, Fred Sundermann, has been found after...

Free travel, but no tickets aren’t digital

AS we entered November this week, Premier Jacinta Allan fulfilled her promise of free V/Line travel on the Gippsland line. Commuters last Saturday, embarking on...

Treaty passes through Victorian parliament

Australia's first treaty between First Peoples and government will commence before the end of the year after the upper house of state parliament passed...

Check alternatative water supply

Gippsland Water is reminding customers to include an alternate water source in their bushfire plans, with the Fire Danger Period in effect across the...

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Driver in critical condition after Nambrok collision

Police are investigating a collision at Nambrok, which occurred Wednesday morning. It is believed a truck and campervan collided at the intersection of the Princes...