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A taste of the Americas in Sale

There's a broad range of cuisine options available in Sale – Italian, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, and of course the old favourite, fish ‘n’ chips. For...

Applications open for Regional Connectivity

APPLICATIONS have opened for mobile black spot and regional connectivity proposals, reaffirming the federal government's commitment to improve communications in regional, rural, remote and...

Rural Aid’s popular photography competition returns

AUSTRALIA'S trusted rural charity, Rural Aid, has opened its fourth annual Spirit of the Bush photography competition, with the 12 winning photographs to be...

Carrajung Estate doors to open

The restaurant doors at Gippsland’s new Carrajung Estate will open this Friday, March 31, with bookings for the renovated cabin, ‘The Nest’, beginning in...

The Last of Us TV show impresses fans and non-fans alike

US TV series The Last of Us has generated plenty of buzz in the past few months. Our resident pop culture aficionados Tom Parry...

V/Line fare to come into effect soon

THE state government's regional fare cap comes into effect this Friday. From March 31, regional trips will initially be capped at $9.20 for a full...

Solving two issues with one idea

Could Australia’s incarceration crisis be the solution to the country’s worker shortage? Empirically grounded criminal justice reform proposals suggest that Australian governments could kill two...
Day for Daphne

Crazy hair day to help sick Daphne

On learning that one of the children in her class was diagnosed with leukemia, Gumnuts Early Learning Centre educator Jess Gell shaved her head...

Q&A with Great Eastern developer

Tom Parry CORIO Generation’s chief executive officer, Jonathan Cole recently visited Australia to meet with various stakeholders. The UK-based firm – which is backed by Macquarie's...

Vic Liberals rally fallout

UPPER house Liberal MP Moira Deeming, who attended the controversial 'Let Women Speak' event on Saturday hosted by anti-transgender activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, is set...

Tributes flow for Maffra stalwart

Tom Parry MAFFRA is mourning the loss of a much-beloved local identity. World-renowned veterinarian and dairy farmer Jakob Malmo died on Friday, March 17 at the...

Dairy industry tour set to celebrate major milestone

MEMBERS of the Australian dairy industry are set for a night of reflection and celebration when the 25-year anniversary reunion of the Don Campbell...

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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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