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Carp infestation worsens, but no news on carp virus

Local concerns about carp infestations in rivers and waterways around Wellington Shire are increasing, as recent rains provide the perfect breeding ground for the invasive species.

Less than half of cool burns target completed

An independent report has revealed Victoria did not reach half of its fuel reduction burn target over the past four years.

Residents want council to examine the rules surrounding tree removals

Stratford residents are calling on Wellington Shire Council to reconsider tree removal in new estates, following the recent felling of hundreds of mature gums.

Changes to restrictions

The household bubble has been scrapped and up to 110 people can attend individual restaurants in regional Victoria, under changes to restrictions announced on Sunday.

Restrictions to ease from midnight tonight

Some restrictions across regional Victoria will change from midnight tonight.

Man seriously assaulted during Traralgon home invasion

Latrobe Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for witnesses after a man was attacked during a home invasion in Traralgon on Wednesday night.

Newry’s ‘flood risk’

The amount of vegetation around a local bridge could result in a repeat of a devastating flood which swept through Newry 13 years ago.

Helping farmers in need

Robyn Fraser knows only too well that the people who need help the most are often the last ones to put their hands out.

More cops on the local beat

More than 20 new police officers have begun work across the Bairnsdale division since July, as part of the biggest spend on regional policing in Victoria Polices 167-year history.

Helping people cope in isolation

Monash Medical students are reaching out to Gippsland communities in a publicspirited initiative to help keep people connected during COVID-19 restrictions.

Works are continuing in Maffra’s main street

The busy commercial heart of Maffra will be safer when Wellington Shire's $3.3 million streetscape renewal project is complete.

It’s ‘too late’ to establish new hardwood plantations

The Victorian government is putting Gippsland timber industry jobs at risk with its "snail's pace attempts" at establishing new timber plantations, according to the opponents of the state's recently re-announced plantation plan.

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