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Sale college teacher admits to sex with student

A FEMALE teacher at a local secondary school pleaded guilty to having sex with a male student last year. The matter was heard in a...

Liquid ‘drinking’ milk market remains of key importance to Australia’s dairy sector

THE liquid 'drinking' milk market remains of key importance to Australia's dairy sector - with improved domestic retail pricing and opportunities for further export...

Police Beat March 7 2023

Police Beat with Stefan Bradley Maffra hit-and-run arrest A MAN handed himself in to a police station on Wednesday afternoon and was subsequently arrested after a...

Construction dominates $55b renewables transition jobs

Philip Hopkins THE state government's policy that the transition to renewable energy will create 59,000 jobs by 2035 is based on more than $55 billion...

Veterans’ screening open to all

Tom Parry A FILM screening is being hosted this week for the benefit of current and ex-service personnel. The Defence & Veterans Legal Service (D&VLS) and...

Top Learn Local award for Heyfield

Heyfield Community Resource Centre, Buchan Neighbourhood Centre, Orbost Education Centre and Paynesville Neighbourhood Centre Learn Locals have banded their limited resources together. They can...

Tackling diversity through female-only recruitment campaign

SOUTHERN Rural Water (SRW) embraced equity on International Women's Day by employing a female-only recruitment campaign for their field-based roles. SRW believes the more diverse...

IWD recognised by CFA

CFA celebrated the invaluable contribution and achievements of its women membership on International Women's Day (IWD). IWD took place on Wednesday. Women make up tens of...

Hands-on help for pig owners

AGRICULTURE Victoria animal health and welfare staff are providing hands-on help to pig owners to develop an on-farm biosecurity plan. Implementing an effective biosecurity plan...

Australian Seaweed Blueprint Implementation Plan

AGRIFUTURES has released the Australian Seaweed Blueprint Implementation Plan, which prioritises research, development and extension (RD&E) activities for the next four years. The plan was...

Company and director charged after serious head injury

WORKSAFE has charged a Gippsland industrial component manufacturer and its sole director after an apprentice was seriously injured in October 2021. Dennis Jones Engineering Pty...

All for one, one for all

Tom Parry IT was a display of bravado and solidarity rarely seen inside or outside of the Canberra Bubble. Federal Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester was...

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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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