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Anomalies in law muddying the waters on timber harvesting

Changes to eliminate anomalies in a federal environmental law has potentially cleared the way to ensure the future of Gippsland's native forest industry.

New board for Yarram and District Health Service

Yarram and District Health Service has a new board.

Erosion action sought

Wellington Shire Council will write to state Environment Minister Lily D'Ambrosio, requesting urgent action to address erosion along the Lake Victoria foreshore at Loch Sport.

Mayor urges people to stick to the rules to remain COVID-free

Wellington Shire mayor Alan Hall is urging the local community to take heed of the latest advice from the Premier and Victoria's Chief Health Officer, in an attempt to keep Wellington free of COVID-19.

Good news as sushi staffers test negative

A Sale sushi outlet was among three chain stores to shut their doors in Gippsland on Thursday as a precautionary measure, following fears a staff member may have been in contact with a coronavirus carrier.

Heartless thieves target the Stratford Cemetery

Security has been increased at Stratford Cemetery after brazen thieves stole more than 100 bronze urn inserts and other metal objects, leaving mourning families heartbroken and cemetery administrators determined to find them.

The winner of the prestigious John Leslie Art Prize is announced

Melbourne-based artist Sarah Tomasetti has been announced as the winner of the 2020 John Leslie Art Prize at Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale.

Taskforce meets to plan its next moves

Wellington Shire Council's newly-formed Native Timber Taskforce has held its first meeting, and has begun planning its response to the state government decision to cease native timber harvesting.

Mine project opponents unhappy at prospect of having to pay for hard copy EES...

Opponents of the Fingerboards mine project at Glenaladale are outraged Kalbar will charge a fee for its long-awaited Environmental Effects Statement, and have asked the Planning Minister and the Department of Land, Water, Environment and Planning to intervene.

Boater still missing at Lake Wellington

The search for a missing Golden Beach man at Lake Wellington was still underway, with police conducting an air search last Friday, and the State Emergency Service combing on foot.

Police investigate Lindenow crash which claims a man’s life

A man has died following a single vehicle crash in Lindenow on Saturday morning.

Bairnsdale historical child abuse investigation

Detectives from Bairnsdale Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team are appealing for public assistance as part of their ongoing investigation into an historical sexual assault of a child.

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