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Statistics reveal high road fatalities in region

Provisional Victoria Police data shows 288 people died on Victorian roads in 2025, with about half of those fatalities occurring on regional roads. In recent...

Details revealed for Gelliondale wind farm

Details of the proposed Gelliondale Wind Farm Project are available for public viewing and feedback. The state government is considering a planning permit application from...

Upgrades coming for Stratford-Maffra Rd

A section of Stratford-Maffra Road will be upgraded, causing changed traffic conditions between mid-January and March, as part of Transport Victoria's 2025-26 maintenance program. The...

Game review: Metroid Prime 4 is a stunning sci-fi adventure

SAMUS Aran, the galaxy’s greatest bounty hunter, must explore planet Viewros and wield new psychic abilities to find a way home in Metroid Prime...

Whitlams frontman Tim Freedman at The Wedge

After three sold-out shows with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in September at Hamer Hall, Melbourne, Tim Freedman is ready to strip things back and...

Sunday Sippers at Stratford Courthouse

Stratford Courthouse's series of Sunday Sippers returns this Sunday, featuring Todd Cook and the Rufous Whistlers. Cook's emotive lyrics, earthy tones and raw appeal connect...

High temps this week

Katrina Brandon SCORCHING temperatures are set for this week, with the mercury tipped to reach 40 in parts of Wellington Shire and 41 degrees in...

China’s big blow to Australian beef exports

Australia's beef industry has expressed disappointment with China's decision to implement a global safeguard measure on beef imports, including from Australia. The Australian beef industry...

Road maintenance in spotlight after tree fall

Criticism of Wellington Shire Council’s (WSC) road maintenance has flared after a massive red gum crashed across Boisdale-Valencia Creek Rd during the busy holiday...

Charlotte and Noah top baby names

Victorian parents have chosen two new top baby names for 2025, with Charlotte and Noah the most common baby names registered last year. State Government...

Kilmany greyhound track faces VCAT next month

The future of a proposed greyhound racing facility at Kilmany will be clarified at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) next month. Former Animal...

Learning to swim is a life-saving skill

More families are being given access to affordable learn to swim classes, as the VicSwim Summer Kidz Program celebrates 50 years this month. Since 1976,...

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

Cars and kerbs pose safety risks to residents who rely on mobility scooters as they navigate the northern side of Foster St, despite years...