Road projects planned in Wellington Shire
Several roadworks projects are planned for Wellington Shire.
Cyber attack on local health services
The information technology world came to a halt at Gippsland health services earlier this week, after cyber terrorists hacked computer systems in a number of hospitals.
Premier announces drought package
For the first time in five years, Premier Daniel Andrews travelled past Traralgon to Bairnsdale, accompanied by Agriculture Minister Jaclyn Symes, to announce $31 million in drought support.
Premier announces drought funding
Premier Daniel Andrews visited Bairnsdale on Wednesday with state Agriculture Minister Jaclyn Symes to announce more than $31 million in targeted support for areas hit hardest by dry conditions, including east and central Gippsland
Hospital cyber attack
Sale Hospital is among hospitals across the state hit by a suspected ransomware attack to their computer networks.
The big dry rolls on
The August sprinkling certainly didn't reach all corners of Wellington Shire, as farmers in the north brace themselves for another dry summer with a heightened bushfire risk.
Crime stats reflect 10.5 per cent increase
Criminal incidents in Wellington Shire have jumped by 10.5 per cent, according to recently released data.
Calls for iconic trees to be felled
A Seaspray resident is calling for cypress trees along Seaspray Rd to be cut down, concerned it will only be a matter of time before a low hanging branch falls onto a passing motorist.
Summer power outages imminent
AusNet Services has explained a letter sent to customers about how to prepare for power outages this summer was not indicative that the service was expecting mass interruptions.
Touching base
Busy time at RAAF Base East Sale with airfield works and visit by the Chief of the Air Force
Climate rally at MHR’s office
A public holiday was not going to a stop a small but passionate group rally for an end to donations to political parties.
Campaign for Latrobe River irrigation
Macalister Irrigation District production could be doubled and irrigation along the Latrobe River increased to help the local economy transition and create jobs, according to a local politician.
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Maffra Pool could reopen tomorrow
Final safety checks will determine if the Maffra Pool will open tomorrow, following a power outage caused by a break-in early this morning.
The break-in,...
