Jousting is a first in Sale Show’s history
Medieval jousting will take centre stage at the Sale Show this year for the first time in the show’s history.
Seeking MID irrigators interested in hemp
An east Gippsland organic farmer with an ambitious plan to start a lucrative hemp industry in the Macalister Irrigation District is calling on irrigation farmers to jump on board.
Big barbie event raises more than $90,000
About 420 blokes from all over Gippsland and beyond came to Sale on Friday to share some time, company and tucker at the Biggest Ever Blokes Barbecue.
Rail bridge on track
The first of many local contractors has been awarded work to support the planning phase for the new rail bridge over the Avon River at Stratford.
Proposal for big seismic survey in Bass Strait knocked back
The proposal for a massive seismic survey in Bass Strait, which was causing significant concern to the offshore fishing fleet, has been refused by the federal approval agency.
Health of Lakes is paramount — Greens
ELECTION 2018 | Debate over the Gippsland Lakes should centre on its health, not the future of commercial fishing, according to Greens candidate for Gippsland East Deb Foskey.
O’Brien gets busy campaigning
ELECTION 2018 | Gippsland South MLA Danny O’Brien has well and truly begun his state election campaign with signs appearing all around the electorate.
Penalty notice after driver hits barriers
A driver heading through Sale on the South Gippsland Highway on Sunday narrowly missed oncoming traffic when she lost control of the car and veered into road barriers at Grainger’s Bridge, near the Swing Bridge.
Fair Work finds sacking of an Esso worker was ‘unfair’
The Fair Work Commission has found that Esso Australia “unfairly” sacked a union delegate for abusing a contractor by calling him a “f---ing scab”.
Labor promises a big expansion of LRH, if re-elected in November
The Andrews Labor state government has promised to improve health care for Gippslanders if re-elected, with a massive expansion of the Latrobe Regional Hospital at Traralgon.
Impacts of deaths may not be known for years
This month’s national bird count could reveal the true devastation caused by the poisoning of 406 wedge-tailed eagles on an east Gippsland farm.
Sheep, cattle prices are good, despite drought
Sheep and cattle prices at the Gippsland Regional Livestock Exchange remain good, and in many instances are out-competing other regional saleyards, participants at a seminar on the future of the saleyards were told.
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