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Royal Freemasons selling up

ROYAL Freemasons will sell all of its aged-care facilities, including its Sale property, which is currently home to 78 residents. The Royal Freemasons management board...

Renee Heath confirms abortion stance

RENEE Heath has finally confirmed her stance on abortion after being accused of dodging the media, saying she supports safe access to the procedure. The...
Here Comes the Future Youth Summit

Here Comes the Future Youth Summit at Nakunbalook

Among the towering gum trees on the banks of Lake Guthridge stands the Nakunbalook Environmental and Cultural Education Centre, Sale’s new $650,000 centre, boasting...

Closure sparks Blackwood attack

Philip Hopkins NATIVE timber harvesting in Victoria has stopped after a ruling in the Supreme Court, prompting a savage accusation by the Liberals' Gary Blackwood...

Nationals make pledge on gas

THE Nationals in government will shore-up gas supplies and drive down prices with a 100 per cent domestic reservation policy on all new conventional...

Pledge for regional newspapers

Stefan Bradley THE Premier, Daniel Andrews, has promised country newspaper owners that the government will take out full-page advertisements each week in every regional newspaper...

Dean is running for a Reason

SALE resident, hospitality worker and writer, Dean Barnes, is putting mental health services, drug law reform and support for neurodiverse people front and centre...

Opposition dental care promises

Stefan Bradley UP to 32,000 Victorians needing priority dental treatment will be able to access a $500 dental voucher scheme to be introduced if the...

Muso in running – Mick Harrington talks politics

STRATFORD musician and former The Voice Australia contestant, Mick Harrington, has been juggling performing music for locals and campaigning for locals as he is...

Sophie Paterson running for the Sustainable Australia Party

Stefan Bradley Sophie Paterson, a community advocate and political staffer who spends much of her time at her cattle farm in Maffra, is running for...

Greens release ‘climate ticket’ public transport policy

Stefan Bradley FREE public transport for under 21s, $1 a day for concession and $3 a day for adults is the 'Climate Ticket' the Victorian...

Media watchdog critical of ABC stories on native forest industry

THE media watchdog has found that the ABC breached accuracy rules in stories about Victoria's native forest industry. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)...

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Eight farms pass effluent test

Environment Protection Authority inspections of 43 dairy farms across three Gippsland municipalities, including Wellington Shire, have found just eight of them passed the test...