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Maffra man charged with child abuse material pleads guilty

A Maffra man has pleaded guilty to child abuse material charges and breaching his sex offender reporting obligations. Shane Atkinson, 25, appeared before the Sale...

Slowing milk supply and growing protein demand

Australia's dairy sector is expected to continue growing – although at a more measured pace – as global dairy markets enter a period of...

Advocating for rural investment

‘Rural Victoria needs a better deal’ is the tagline for a statewide campaign calling on political parties and their candidates to commit to boosting...

Run Lakes Entrance

About 1200 runners are expected to descend on Lakes Entrance this spring for the inaugural Lakes Entrance Running Festival, bringing participants from across Victoria,...

Hansford forced to step away, One Nation looks for new candidate

Greg Hansford will no longer be One Nation's candidate for the Eastern Victoria upper house region at November's state election. In a statement released last...

Ashes stolen from cemetery: Police Beat

A woman will front court after allegedly stealing human ashes from Maffra Cemetery. Last Thursday, a search warrant was conducted at a home in the...

Arrest over stolen car and burglary

A 29-year-old man has been charged with 28 offences after allegedly stealing a vehicle and committing a burglary at a dairy farm near Gormandale. Police...

Preparing for ‘high risk’ fire season

Fire season will soon be upon us. Victoria's Emergency Management Commissioner Tim Wiebusch and other emergency services representatives last week gathered together at the Country...

Investigation continues into Maffra death

Homicide Squad detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in Maffra on Sunday, September 20. Emergency services were called...

Daylight saving begins this weekend

Daylight saving time begins 2am Sunday morning. Turn your clocks and watches FORWARD an hour before going to bed Saturday night. Daylight saving ends Sunday,...

Renewing the pipes that keep Gippsland flowing

Gippsland Water has invested $3.4 million in the past 12 months to renew ageing water and sewer assets across its service area. The works form...

Discussing renewables

Wellington and South Gippsland shire councils hosted Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner Tony Mahar to discuss Gippsland's emerging renewable energy industry and the opportunities and...

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Council supports regional police academy

Sale could host Victoria’s second Regional Police Academy to train and retain recruits in Gippsland, with Wellington Shire Council pitching the former TAFE centre...