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More funding needed to protect marine life

THE federal government is setting up the framework for better environmental protection, but it's not enough, according to the Australian Marine Conservation Society. The Australian...

Energysaver heaters should be checked

ENERGY Safe Victoria is calling on those using Rinnai Energysaver heaters with combined horizontal/vertical on-wall flue systems to get in touch with the supplier...

Have your say on gambling and liquor reform

A PARLIAMENTARY committee wants to hear from the public as it reviews two Victorian Auditor-General's reports. The Public Accounts and Estimates Committee (PAEC) has launched...

Greg Lynn trial delayed to next year

Former Jetstar pilot Gregory Lynn’s trial in the Supreme Court for the alleged murders of campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay has been delayed...

Armed Crime Squad charge three, seize drugs, cash and imitation firearm

Detectives from Victoria Police's Armed Crime Squad earlier this month charged three men and seized what they allege are drugs, cash and an imitation...

David Bridie coming to the Courthouse

STRATFORD Courthouse Theatre is excited to be hosting musician David Bridie this weekend. Over a 35-year career, David Bridie has made a name for himself...

2023/24 State Budget

Treasurer Tim Pallas handed down the 2023/24 Victorian budget on Tuesday, May 23. The Gippsland Times is currently trawling through the budget papers and government statements...

Lucy Wise at Valencia Hall

VALENCIA Soldiers Memorial Hall will be hosting singer-songwriter Lucy Wise later this month as part of her latest tour. Lucy writes and sings about the...

Police Beat – May 23, 2023

Erratic driver  On Monday, May 15, at approximately 9.10pm, a female driver was observed by a member of the public acting erratically in the Sale...

BREAKING: State’s timber logging to end

NATIVE timber logging in Victoria looks set to cease at the end of the year. The Gippsland Times understands the state government has brought forward...

Scaling down in Bass Strait

ESSO Australia will soon enter the next stages of decommissioning its gas activities in the Bass Strait. The co-operator of the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture...

Private and planned burns to rise as weather cools

HUNDREDS of Victorians are continuing to undertake private burn-offs as fire restrictions ease across the state. Country Fire Authority (CFA) and partner agencies will be...

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Pendlebury wants Royal Commission

Champion Sale footballer Scott Pendlebury has joined a chorus of sporting stars calling for a Commonwealth Royal Commission following the deadly attack at Bondi...