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AGL out of coal by 2035

Michelle Slater AGL will build 12 gigawatts of renewables and storage by 2036 as part of its announcement that it is closing Loy Yang A...

Community grants for drought preparedness

COMMUNITY organisations helping readiness for Victoria's next drought can now apply for grants from $200,000 to $500,000. Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt said the funding...

Medical appointments postponed as Victorians experience four-day weekend

Stefan Bradley VICTORIANS enjoyed a four-day weekend, with two public holidays last week. Thursday, September 22, was declared a one-off National Day of Mourning, to commemorate...

Petition for more bush burns hits parliment, gains traction

HUNDREDS of Gippslanders have signed a petition that calls for an increase in fuel reduction burning in Gippsland's native forests. The e-petition, signed by 738...

Backing mobile boosters

THE state opposition has pledged to subsidise mobile boosters to improve regional mobile and broadband services if it wins the November election. Under the Coalition's...

Riding for a reason

A GROUP of servicemen cycled to RAAF Base East Sale last week to raise money for brain cancer research. Members of the 7th Signal Regiment,...
Events Gippsland: ANZAC Weekend Airshow

Destination Gippsland: Selling Gippsland across the board

With COVID pretty much out of the picture, Gippslanders should expect to see an increase in local and regional events, with Destination Gippsland finally...

New Maffra 5G tower in the works

The proposal to upgrade an Optus tower in Maffra to accommodate 5G has sparked health and safety concerns among a local consortium calling itself...

Neighbourhood Houses funding furore

STRATFORD’S Segue Community Hub and Arts Cafe is breathing a sigh of relief after a guarantee from the state government its funding will be...

Celebrating the Queen at St Paul’s Cathedral

QUEEN OF OUR HEARTS GOD save the Queen. A portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was front and centre for about 125 mourners at St...

Recalling The Queen’s visit to the region

SALE resident Betty Arthur has had plenty of time to reminisce about The Queen's visit to the region in March 1954. The 94-year-old can be...

Road maintenance blitz

IT was a press conference of sorts. Roads and Road Safety Minister Ben Carroll wasn't there long and there wasn't much of an audience. At the...

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Game review: Marvel Cosmic Invasion

A cosmic battle awaits! Choose between 15 Marvel heroes in this frenetic action beat ‘em up to fight against the deadly Annihilation Wave threatening...