Company is fined over dairy effluent release
Environment Protection Authority Victoria has fined a Winnindoo company more than $7900 for allowing between 10,000 and 50,000 litres of dairy effluent to leave its site and enter a storm water drain.
Dorevitch dispute escalates
More than 600 Dorevitch Pathology workers across Victoria have walked off the job indefinitely as of midday, Friday, after a long-running pay dispute has resulted in a drawn-out game of tit-for-tat.
Prepare now, Maffra brigade captain urges
After predictions of warm and dry weather coming into summer, Maffra Fire Brigade are urging Wellington Shire residents to begin preparing their properties for an earlier start to bushfires.
Owner prosecuted after dog attack
A Sale cyclist is urging dog owners to keep their animals restrained after being chased and menaced three times already this year.
Local woman is caught up in Barcelona attack
A local woman caught up in last week's Barcelona terrorist attack described the aftermath as "surreal".
P-plater hit held stop sign at school crossing
Police want to speak to a red P-plater who allegedly hit a school crossing supervisor's held stop sign and did not stop.
Hospital celebrates 150 years
A celebration marking 150 years of Sale Hospital was held on Saturday.
Money for tourism plan for Gippsland
A new plan to boost visitors, investment and jobs in Gippsland was announced in Sale on Wednesday.
New drug rehab centre planned for Lucknow
A new drug and alcohol rehabilitation and education centre has been approved for construction on 8.9 hectares of farmland in Lucknow.
Heyfield jobs loss claims incorrect: Pulford
Regional Development and Agriculture Minister Jaala Pulford has labelled allegations that "20 Heyfield jobs [are] now gone" as speculation and "unhelpful".
Longford bullying allegations
ExxonMobil has confirmed it is investigating allegations of bullying, after industrial action at the Longford gas plant has apparently escalated.
Fed Training doubt
The future of Federation Training’s Fulham campus is again in doubt after the Training and Skills Minister Gayle Tierney told the Gippsland Times that closure would be considered “if that’s what makes sense”.
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