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Doc shop to open soon

Stratford's new medical centre is less than two months away from opening, after almost two years of planning and a lot of hard work and community spirit.

CGH is recognised for its care of stroke patients

Central Gippsland Health was one of four hospitals in Australia awarded for excellence in stroke care and data collection at the recent Australian Stroke Clinical Registry Investigator Forum.

Convoy heads to Sale

Truckloads of fodder will arrive in Gippsland this Saturday to support farmers battling drought.

Gippsland South still a one-horse race

Less than three months out from the Victorian state election, the fight for the lower house seat of Gippsland South remains a one-horse race.

Yarram working to attract medicos

Hopes that Yarram’s shortage of doctors will soon be addressed were raised at last Tuesday night’s public meeting organised by a lobby group.

The world’s Stratfords unite

The Stratford Mechanics Institute was packed on Wednesday night to officially welcome the Stratfords of the World to Australia.

Tick for Wellington transparency

Wellington Shire Council has come up trumps following the release of data revealing the number of decisions Victorian councils make behind closed doors.

Sophie is a federal ambassador

Longford's Sophie Crooke-Lay has been named the first Victorian to win Agricultural Shows Australia’s National Rural Ambassador award.

Offshore safety report

The Senate inquiry into offshore worker safety has issued a swag of recommendations, including more unannounced safety inspections by the regulator and a “significant” increase in penalties for safety breaches.

Threats to neighbours

A Sale man was convicted and fined $200 in the Sale Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to making threats to his neighbours.

Almost $60,000 in fines, costs: Mills

Dargo property owner and former Wellington Shire councillor Keith Mills now owes almost $60,000 in fines and costs after a no-show at Sale Magistrates’ Court.

A $2000 fine and scolding in court for a Heyfield couple

A Heyfield man was convicted and fined $2000 for dangerous driving after an incident in July last year.

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