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Insights into lung cancer in Gippsland

The Gippsland Public Health Network has released its latest Health Insights Paper – Diagnosing Lung Cancer Early, offering a unique regional perspective into this...

Jaxon heading to Canberra

Maffra Secondary College year 11 student Jaxon Marshall has been selected to represent the federal electorate of Gippsland at the 2026 National Youth Parliament. Delivered...

Danny O’Brien calls for action in response to concerning Wellington Shire crime stats

Concerns have again been raised for community safety following the release of new crime data from the Crime Statistics Agency. The recently-released figures showed criminal...

Pokémon Pokopia a cosy delight: Game review

The Pokémon games are about humans pitting these cute and cuddly pet creatures against each other in explosive battles. But Pokémon Pokopia is a...

Briag gallery showcases blind artist

THE Briagolong Art Gallery's newest exhibition, by painter Jeff McNeill, will open this Saturday. McNeil is a totally blind artist who creates works using a...

Kathleen Halloran to perform Live at the Bundy

Melbourne guitarist, singer and songwriter Kathleen Halloran steps forward with fierce new single Wolves Like You, a powerful rock statement that marks a defining...

Ally Row at Stratford Courthouse this month

Local duo Ally Row will return to the Peppercorn Stage at the rear of the Stratford Courthouse (weather permitting) on Saturday, April 11, from...

Charges over firearms incident in Sale

POLICE have charged a man after a firearm was allegedly discharged at a vehicle in Sale last week. The incident occurred at Bolitho Court on...

Airshow in West Sale to go ahead as normal after securing fuel supply

Despite the ongoing Middle East war sending fuel prices soaring and petrol stations running dry, the Anzac Week Airshow on April 18 and 19...

Minimal benefit for Gippy wine under EU free trade agreement

GIPPSLAND wine producers are not expected to see a major difference to their output or revenue with the changes implemented into the Australia–EU Free...

Fuel excise halved, public transport free in April

The federal government will halve the fuel excise for three months, saving motorists 26 cents per litre at the pump. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made...

Are you missing out on container money?

Victorians are throwing away thousands of dollars in potential refunds every day, with many eligible drink containers still ending up in household rubbish bins...

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Khayaam celebrates two decades in style

Twenty years ago, with two young boys under the age of three and a vision to bring a luxury salon experience back to Sale,...