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Lynn bid for bail rejected

The man accused of murdering a woman in the High Country has lost his bid for bail. Greg Lynn will now remain in custody, pending...

Virtual fencing marks new era

Technology is (almost) everywhere. Farmers across the state are taking advantage of opportunities to make farm life easier and more productive, using collars, tags, fencing,...

Agriculture Victoria seeking experts for advisory roles

Agriculture Victoria is calling for expressions of interest from people with skills, experience and industry knowledge to serve on four statutory ministerial advisory committees...

Stay ahead of flystrike with a plan

With spring conditions now well established, sheep producers are encouraged to review their flystrike prevention plans. Flystrike remains one of the most significant animal welfare...

Emergency services funding

State Member for Gippsland South and shadow emergency services minister Danny O'Brien has congratulated local Country Fire Authority (CFA), surf life saving, marine search...

Longford update: Woodside Energy settles in

Our Gippsland operations recently entered into an exciting new chapter, with Woodside Energy officially assuming operatorship of the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture on July...

Gippsland Trusted, locally grown

A provenance brand and market-access program has been launched, designed to help consumers identify, support and celebrate food and fibre grown, made and produced...

Concerns raised over mine scoping

Opponents of the proposed Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project claim the final scoping requirements are missing a key detail. The state Department of Transport and Planning...

Empowering Youth event

To help regional students and their families navigate future education and employment pathways, Gippsland East Local Learning and Employment Network (GELLEN), in partnership with...

From Sale to the Somme

TWENTY Gippsland Grammar students have returned from a two-week study tour of France which took their classroom learning from the landmarks of Paris to...

Call to delay transmission project

CALLS to delay the awarding of a tender for the Gippsland offshore wind transmission project have grown. Member for Gippsland South Danny O'Brien and One...

Gippsland Times to host candidates forum next week

In the interests of helping our community make an informed decision when they vote in the coming state election, the Gippsland Times will next...

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Longford Uniting Kindergarten kids’ busy year learning STEM

The Longford Uniting Kindergarten has had a busy year learning about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). Project learning is embedded into the kindergarten’s nature-based...