Stern letter to ExxonMobil chief
Federal Opposition leader Bill Shorten has again weighed into the Bass Strait and Longford UGL dispute, telling Esso that Labor plans to put an end to “sham” work agreements.
Management of Leadbeater’s defended
VicForests said it was pleased that the Federal Court last week rejected the argument brought against it by the Friends of Leadbeater’s Possum.
Breakdown highlights a barrier problem
Concerns about VicRoads’ placement of flexible barriers beside the Princes Highway were highlighted on Thursday evening.
Music festival Sunday
There will be a great talent line-up at the sixth Sale Music Festival in Sale Botanic Gardens this Sunday.
Women at work at SRW
Three women have joined the field staff at Southern Rural Water’s Eastern Irrigation Business, further diversifying the rural water authority’s workforce.
Police seek Maffra flasher
Police are searching for a man who exposed himself in Maffra on Saturday.
Party-goers turn on local police
An 18th birthday party turned violent early Sunday morning, when police were forced to defend themselves against hurled broken bottles.
Lib-Nats: $633m for new trains
The state Liberal and Nationals Coalition has promised to spend $633 million to build new trains for all long-haul lines, including the Bairnsdale line, if elected in November.
Having a ball in the mall
Raising money for Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal, Kids Day was staged in the Sale mall on Saturday.
Refreshing driving skills
It doesn’t matter whether you’ve driven for a week or a half-century, it’s always good to brush up on the road laws, and as part of Wellington Shire Council’s Living Longer, Driving Longer program, people aged over 60 can enjoy free driving lessons.
Chester returns to ministry
Gippsland MHR Darren Chester has returned to the government front bench.
Donors flow into Sale blood bus
Australian Red Cross mobile donor blood bus bookings in Sale have been strong — so much so that some donors turning up unannounced are being encouraged to return when it’s less busy.
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NEWS STORY ARCHIVES: May 20 1926, ‘Women 100,000 years ago’
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WOMEN 100,000 YEARS AGO
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