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Forestry plantations grants allocated by federal government

Philip Hopkins THE federal government has allocated grants totalling $73.76 million to establish new forestry plantations and has finally abolished the 'water rule' that stopped...

Getting ready for Book Week 2023

Get ready to break out Alison Lester’s Are We There Yet, Mem Fox’s Possum Magic and Enid Blyton’s The Magic Faraway Tree as Book...

Parks Victoria apologises for booking system issues

PARKS Victoria has apologised for temporarily pausing camping and accommodation bookings for the 2023/24 season, following a data breach that saw private information compromised...
Taylor Peatling, owner of Arch Beauty, holds her ASWBAC finalist letter.

Arch Beauty award finalist

Gippsland business owner Taylor Peatling has been named a finalist in the prestigious Australian Women's Small Business Champion Awards. Taylor's Maffra-based business Arch Beauty has...

Community call-out for Treaty umpires

The journey towards Treaty in Victoria continues, with the public call for nominations for five inaugural Treaty Authority Members. The selected members will establish and...

New lease on life for the Rosedale Hotel as owners begin restorations

The Rosedale Hotel is under new management and is bracing for the day that Rosedale is no longer “the town with no pub”. New owners...

Maffra Dramatic Society’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

A WORLD of pure imagination is close to hitting the stage at The Wedge. Maffra Dramatic Society’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is...

Gelliondale Wind planning permit application submitted

Tom Parry AN application for a planning permit for the Gelliondale Wind Farm project, near Yarram, has been submitted to the state government. Synergy Wind is...

PALM pain with reforms

Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester is warning of dire consequences should the federal government uphold reforms to the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM)...

Gas leak prompts CFA presence

FIRE crews were on the scene at the United petrol station north of Sale on Friday, August 4, responding to a gas leak. It is...

Homicide Squad detectives investigate Leongatha poisoning

Homicide Squad detectives are investigating after three people died from suspected mushroom poisoning in Leongatha. Four people were taken to hospital on July 30 after...

First Peoples’ Assembly elected

Victoria's newly elected First Peoples' Assembly has taken its seat in the Parliament of Victoria for the first time, with new members who will...

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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,...