Local councils persist despite withdrawals
Wellington and East Gippsland shire councils will continue looking at ways to share services after two other councils withdrew from an initiative.
Brumbies not protected
Victorian National Parks Association and the Invasive Species Council have welcomed last week's Federal Court ruling that feral horses on Victoria's Bogong High Plains are not a protected species.
Back on the fairways
Golfers across Wellington Shire rejoiced this week following the easing of restrictions on outdoor activities by Premier Daniel Andrews.
Spate of thefts from vehicles in Maffra
Maffra police are investigating a series of thefts from motor vehicles and burglaries in Maffra overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday.
Kids returning to school May 26
Victorian government school students will begin a phased return to classrooms before the end of May, following advice from state Chief Health Officer that it is safe for the community to do so.
Local shortage of flu jabs
Most people looking to have an annual flu shot in Wellington Shire are currently sweating on the availability of the vaccine, as suppliers struggle to keep up with high demand.
Landcare facilitator funding ‘critical’
Victorian Landcare facilitator funding expired last year, but Landcare groups were given a one year stay of execution, which is about to expire.
Rain doesn’t end the pain
Recent welcome rainfall across much of Gippsland, including Wellington Shire, has brought a renewed sense of hope to the region's farmers, with some cautiously suggesting the drought may be beginning to break.
Everyone wants a piece of the puzzle
A puzzling phenomena is sweeping the Wellington Shire, with people turning in droves to games while social distancing.
Maffra’s streetscape progressing well
Wellington Shire Council's multi-million project to rejuvenate the commercial heart of Maffra is taking shape, as construction work continues in Johnson St.
Wildlife Act needs to better protect wildlife
The Victorian Environment Minister has ordered an overhaul of the Wildlife Act, following a public outcry over penalties handed down for the 2018 poisoning of more than 400 wedge-tailed eagles in east Gippsland.
Police are busy in Fitzroy St, Sale
There was a strong police presence in Fitzroy St, Sale, on Sunday following two incidents.
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Greg Hansford will no longer be One Nation's candidate for the Eastern Victoria upper house region at November's state election.
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