Workers’ futures rest with govt
The future of Gippsland’s native forest industry is now firmly in the hands of the Andrews government, with the forest industry taskforce effectively ending its main work.
Questions over plantation money
Victoria’s peak farming body has warned that the state government’s policy to invest $110 million in plantations in the Latrobe Valley should not damage local agriculture.
From little things, big things grow
'From little things, big things grow' could be the school motto of Boisdale Consolidated Primary School, following the opening of its outdoor classroom earlier this month.
Minister rejects claims
Minister for Education and Training Senator Simon Birmingham has rejected claims the federal government did not consult with the Catholic school sector before unveiling funding reform plans on May 2.
Fire services changes
As part of major changes to Victoria's fire brigade structure, the CFA will receive $56 million for training, leadership and recruitment, as well as a new $44 million station improvement fund.
Driver dies in crash
A man died in a car crash at Traralgon East late Friday night.
Rev-head Muir quits AMEP
Surprise senator and now Heyfield sawmill owner Ricky Muir has announced that his involvement with the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party is over, but his interest in a political career is not.
CFA shake-up
The Country Fire Authority will become a volunteer-only firefighting organisation under a re-organisation of Victoria's fire services.
No offers on ASH mill
Australian Sustainable Hardwoods management has indicated it may consider "a genuine offer" from the government to buy its Heyfield mill.
New video link to kids’ surgeons
Central Gippsland Health Service will be among hospitals participating in a new direct video link to improve paediatric care.
New skate part complete
The $530,000 refurbishment of the Sale Skate Park is complete.
Woman dies in Bruthen crash
A woman has died following a head-on collision in Bruthen on Wednesday.