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What’s on this month with Zoe Askew

Can you believe the first month of 2023 has been and gone? There are no shortages of events as we move into the second month...

New workwear for CFA

More than 9100 CFA volunteers have entered the new year donning their new CFA professional workwear, thanks to a $9 million investment to produce...

Pig owners receive hands on help

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...

Maryvale Mill can meet climate demands: Opal Australian Paper

OPAL Australian Paper is confident that the Maryvale Mill will be able to meet the demands of the federal government's intensified climate policy. Maryvale is...
Federation University

Federation University Australia’s scholarship opportunities

Federation University Australia's scholarship opportunities for 2023 are shaping up to be the University's largest ever, with a record number again on offer. More than...

AgriFutures grant recipients named

ALICE Bennett from Crystal Brook, South Australia; Thea Walker (Jardee, Western Australia); Nadine Holgate (Kialla, Victoria); Emma Goodall (Clunes, Victoria); Leanne Kruss (Dimbulah, Queensland);...

Kinder surprise: Council’s new registration service for kinder

WELLINGTON Shire Council is rolling out a new Kindergarten Central Registration Service to streamline the kindergarten registration process for parents and carers throughout the...

Chocolate Starfish brings Meatloaf tribute to Sale

Meat Loaf’s landmark 1977 debut record Bat Out of Hell is one of the best-selling albums in history. Australian rock band Chocolate Starfish have...

Federal funding to deliver recovery initiatives

THIRTY-FOUR projects will share in more than $288,000 in federal funding through the second round of the Strengthening Rural Communities - Rebuilding Regional Communities...
levy on sugary drinks

Leading public health organisations back AMA’s call for sugary drinks levy

The leading public health organisations engaged with Rethink Sugary Drink are standing in solidarity with the Australian Medical Association (AMA), who has renewed its...

Reminder to pool owners

VICTORIANS should make sure their swimming pool or spa is installed by a registered building practitioner and has a compliant safety fence, to avoid...

Reminder to be aware of fire risks by driving through dry grass: CFA

CFA has warned Victorians to avoid driving vehicles, farm machinery, mowers and motorbikes through dry grass in coming weeks, as conditions heat up and...

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Council meets with Coalition

Wellington Shire mayor Cindy Madeley and council chief executive David Morcom met with the leaders of the state Coalition parties yesterday to advocate for...