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MPs undecided on euthanasia

The release of the Ministerial Advisory Panel’s final report on Voluntary Assisted Dying is being met with caution in Gippsland.

Traralgon bypass push

The Committee for Gippsland launched a campaign to lock in funding commitments for a business case and construction of the Traralgon bypass.

Ramahyuck reflects on 25 years

Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation is marking its 25th anniversary this year.

Money fights indigenous family violence

The federal government will provide up to $2.49 million for a tailored project to address family violence experienced by Indigenous women and children in the Wellington and East Gippsland shires.

Sea urchins targeted

A south Gippsland seagrass meadow has been rescued from a sea urchin infestation thanks to a team from Parks Victoria, Fisheries Victoria and a group of volunteers.

Second-hand store shut down

A Sale store has been shut down by police, after it was found to be conducting business as a second-hand dealer while not being registered to do so.

‘Be a Force for Good’ recruitment drive

It's immediately clear when talking to Sale police station's Acting Senior Sergeant Mel McLennan that she really loves her job.

Church’s final service is this Saturday

The final service at Briagolong Uniting Church this Saturday will mark another chapter in the remarkable history of Briagolong and the tenacity and spirit of the area's early settlers.

Back down the alley

Back for its second year, Down the Alley will rock the Crooke Pavilion at Sale Showgrounds in August.

Assembly helps guide government decisions

The next Gippsland Regional Assembly to give communities the opportunity to have a say on local issues and influence government decision-making will be held in Sale on August 16.

Driver is airlifted

A man was flown to hospital after his car left the road at Seacombe on Friday.

Scabby is deflated

Esso's key maintenance contractor at its Bass Strait oil and gas operations is seeking novel Federal Court orders to restrain unions from using a giant inflatable rat named Scabby as part of its damages claim over a two-month picket.

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Briag gallery showcases blind artist

THE Briagolong Art Gallery's newest exhibition, by painter Jeff McNeill, will open this Saturday. McNeil is a totally blind artist who creates works using a...