Racing the Rubeena
To raise money for the restoration of the Sale Water Tower, runners will be able to Race the Rubeena over the Labour Day weekend.
New chief in the saddle
Sale Turf Club’s new chief executive Brad Evans is keen for a new challenge, after 23 years at Sale Primary School.
Maffra solar farm plan
The renewable energy developers behind a $50 million solar farm on 60.7 hectares near Maffra say the project will provide a much-needed boost to the local economy and supplement the state’s dwindling energy supply.
Stealing and dumping at op shop
A spate of brazen thefts from the Salvation Army donation bins in recent weeks has shocked staff and volunteers, and robbed the army of much-needed welfare money.
Shared track holds up V/Line train services
All scheduled services on the Bairnsdale line were delivered in December, with the latest performance figures showing 100 per cent reliability.
Duck opening morning to begin later this year
The Game Management Authority has outlined arrangements for the 2018 duck season, including changes made by the state government to hunting regulations.
Alpine brumby control input is sought
The heated debate over the control of wild horses in the state’s Alpine National Park is showing no signs of cooling, with the announcement that the community engagement period for a reduction plan has been extended until February 16.
Beach carbon capture forum
Emotions ran high as representatives from the CarbonNet project met with the Golden Beach community at a drop-in information session on Wednesday.
Our Annemieke
A dedicated space in the new Gippsland Art Gallery is the latest feather in the cap of cherished local artist, Annemieke Mein OAM.
Carbon storage questions
Proponents of a carbon capture project claim a marine seismic survey off Golden Beach should not have an effect on fish and wildlife — however, people will be asked not to swim during the survey.
Is carbon capture and storage viable?
Carbon capture and storage refers to a host of technologies designed to lessen the amount of carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere.
More than ten times the mussel limit
A man and woman pleaded guilty to a number of fisheries offences and were fined $6500.
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