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Farmers fined for effluent flowing in waterways

The Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) have issued fines against dairy farmers across Gippsland in Wurruk, Lamont Creek and Lang Lang, all over separate...

Questions raised on Gippsland wind viability after plug pulled on second offshore project

More questions have been raised about the viability of wind farms proposed off the Gippsland coast, as the plug is pulled on a second...

Free travel on the Gippsland Line during November

The state government will provide free travel for passengers along the Gippsland Line throughout November to celebrate the completion of the Gippsland Line Upgrade. Premier...

Review of e-waste collection after fire

Whether e-waste will remain part of Wellington Shire Council's (WSC) hard waste service will be reviewed after the end of collection next week. It follows...

Residents want ‘full picture’ on wind farms

Seaspray residents are urging state and federal governments to lead consultation on the combined visual impact of multiple offshore wind projects after one developer...

BREAKING: VicGrid announce companies to compete for offshore wind transmission project delivery

JUST IN: VicGrid has announced the next step in the delivery of the transmission infrastructure to support offshore wind energy, with three consortia selected...

Pin pulled on second Gippsland offshore wind project

German renewable energy developer RWE has ceased the development of the Kent offshore wind farm, a move that follows the federal government’s recent decision...

Emergency support team launched by Gippsland Water

Gippsland Water has launched a new Community Emergency Support Team to provide on-the-ground assistance during emergencies such as bushfires, floods, storms and extended power...

Amusement facility proposed for Gippsland Centre

For the enjoyment of kids and families, an indoor recreation facility and amusement parlour featuring arcades, vending machines, indoor cricket pitches and pickleball courts...

More police in community as part of reforms

TENS of thousands of police hours will be diverted to the frontline each year under a comprehensive package of reforms unveiled by Chief Commissioner...

Fleet grounded before fire season

VICTORIA'S forest firefighting capability has been crippled, with the entire G-Wagon and UniMog fleet pulled off the road indefinitely amid serious safety concerns -...

GB Energy to hold another round of info sessions

GB Energy will be holding another round of community information sessions today to provide stakeholders with a general update on the progress of the...

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Sending hay to fire-affected farmers

Across Victoria, farmers are sending hay to fire-affected farmers. The Lions of Traralgon joined the Australian Hay Runners on January 31, driving from Rosedale to...