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Man charged following fatal Flynn crash

Police have charged a 38-year-old male following a crash that killed a woman and seriously injured a child in Flynn on Monday, May 8. The...

Cal’s Walk & Talk For Mental Health

After raising more than $11,000 for the Black Dog Institute by walking 20 kilometres from Stratford to Briagolong last year, Cal Coleman aims to...

Royal Freemasons awaiting aged care budget announcement

ROYAL Freemasons has welcomed the federal government's commitment to fund higher wages for aged care workers, but wants to wait for the details in...

VicGrid holds consultations about offshore wind

VicGrid visited Woodside, Yarram and Sale this past week for drop-in consultations about the ‘Offshore Wind Transmission In Gippsland and Portland’ project. The drop-in sessions...

Women dies, child seriously injured in single-vehicle crash in Flynn

A woman has died, and a child has been airlifted to hospital following a single-vehicle crash in Flynn. Police say the car was driving along...

Rise in age of criminal responsibility

The Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) acknowledges the Victorian government's commitment to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14 by 2027, but urges...

RAAF column – May, 2023

Local Air Force officer awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross Following on from earlier advice that Squadron Leader Dave Hughes was amongst the many Australians who...

The Gay Farmer Candles an instant hit

Handcrafted on a 16-acre property in Callignee, Gippsland, comes the aromatic bliss of The Gay Farmer Candles. Sheep farmer Timothy Bye fell in love with...

Murder charge laid after Sale man allegedly stabbed to death

Homicide Squad detectives have charged a man with murder in relation to the death of a man in Sale on Sunday morning. Police were...

Homeownership an increasing issue

Homeownership in Victoria has suffered the largest setback of any state over the past 12 months, according to the latest CommSec State of the...

Aquatic outbreak resources now available

Vets, fish farm workers, fisheries staff and scientists could gain valuable insights into aquatic animal disease events, thanks to a new book and online...

Times are a-changin’ at council

Tom Parry WELLINGTON Shire Council has unanimously adopted a motion to reschedule its meetings for 5pm. Councillors voted on the change at a regular council meeting...

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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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