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Rural Councils Victoria concerned about camping regulations

RURAL Councils Victoria has joined the growing opposition to proposed camping regulations that will allow public access to licensed river frontage.It has written to...

Study supports call to retain native timber industry: Bull

CLAIMS the ending of the native timber industry in Victoria will have a massive effect on local employment and the local economy, has renewed...

Fatal crash in Wy Yung

POLICE are investigating a fatal crash in Wy Yung Monday morning.Emergency services were called to Bullumwaal Road near Hodges Estate Rd to reports a...

Regal visit to Yarram

RECOGNITION of the contribution of Victoria's front line workers and volunteers during the 2019-20 bushfires and 2020 COVID-19 crisis will be an enduring and...

Perfect weather for Shakespeare on the River Fest faire day

BRILLIANT sunshine drew the crowds to the Stratford Shakespeare on the River Festival Medieval Faire Day and Makers Markets on Sunday.There were children's games...

Vaccines for over 50s

OVER-50s now have access to COVID-19 vaccinations, with phase 2A of the vaccine rollout brought forward to this week.As of yesterday, people aged 50...

Burnt-out car found in Rosedale linked to Leongatha robbery

A BURNT-OUT car found in Rosedale has been linked to a burglary in Leongatha.Detectives from the Bass Coast Crime Investigation Unit are asking for...

Traralgon racecourse hosts COVID-19 vaccine clinic

People aged 50 and over will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from today at the region's first 'high volume' community clinic in...

Baldi’s remarkable VFL debut

THOSE who thought Marlion Pickett making his debut in the 2019 AFL Grand Final was the most unique way to play a first senior...

Hazelwood dredger nine to be demolished next week

Another part of Morwell's coal mining history will come tumbling down next week when the last Hazelwood dredger gets demolished.Hazelwood dredger nine is scheduled...

Indigenous mural unveiled at Gumnuts

A NEW Indigenous mural was officially unveiled at Gumnuts Early Learning Centre in Sale on Wednesday, to the delight of the centre's staff and...

Pressure on to protect timber communities

ABOUT 1110 jobs would be lost if native forest logging ceased immediately in Wellington and East Gippsland shires.The figure comes from a specialist economic...

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United on the attack

Sale United created a new record after defeating Monash 9-1 in its Football Victoria Latrobe Valley senior match on Sunday. At Monash Reserve, Newborough, the...