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Bros with mos raise $4000 for Movember

The Criterion Caterpillars Movember team has raised more than $4000, by growing some truly disturbing moustaches.

ExxonMobil denies not paying fair share of tax

Unions claim Senators will be grilling ExxonMobil executives in the new year over corporate tax.

Modernisation delivers more water for MID

Eligible irrigators in the Macalister Irrigation District are set to receive letters offering them a distribution of water shares created through water savings from recent modernisation works.

Council support for Sale College consolidation

Wellington Shire Council has thrown its support behind the consolidation of Sale College’s two campuses onto one site.

Stratford ‘revitalisation’

Major works in Stratford are set to go ahead next year.

Vardy pavilion proposal rejected

The main pavilion at the Maffra Recreation Reserve will be called the Maffra Recreation Centre after Wellington Shire Council received 18 objections to another proposal.

Report looks at industrial sites west of Sale

Areas near Wurruk and West Sale Airport have been put forward for industrial development.

New GWH chief comes full circle

After helping establish the organisation in the early 1990s, Gippsland Women’s Health chief executive Fiona Owen is back in charge.

Inspiring young minds with robotics

With coding now a curriculum priority in Victoria, schools are finding innovative ways to get students involved.

Hospital review released

A review of the workplace culture at Central Gippsland Health has not revealed any systemic issues suggesting a poor workplace culture.

Tick for West Sale expansion

The state government has ticked off planning approvals for a major upgrade of the West Sale Airport.

Good drenching for Wellington

While it certainly wasn’t the ‘unprecedented’ super storm the state was braced for, the weekend’s rain still managed to put a dampener on most of Gippsland’s weekend plans.

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