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Make safety a priority this harvest season

HARVEST season is often more demanding on both producers and their equipment due to warmer weather and pressure to work longer hours at a...

Taking a stand against gender-based violence

As the global campaign marking 16 days of activism against gender-based violence has begun, state Member for Gippsland East Tim Bull is urging the...

Heath in new Lib leader’s shadow ministry

STATE Member for Eastern Victoria Renee Heath was one of the winners of a reshuffle of the shadow ministry. Previously a shadow assistant minister, Dr...

Films at the Bundy will return in 2026

Films at the Bundy is a local film society showing indie, arthouse, Australian and international films on the fourth Wednesday of the month at...

Dicky Bill Australia’s immediate closure leaves 182 unemployed

Erika Allen One hundred and eighty-two employees are without jobs after the immediate shutdown of Dicky Bill Australia’s Victorian and Queensland vegetable farms, including...

New life for Yallourn W coal station

ENERGY Australia will convert the Yallourn W coal station site into a low-carbon emissions hub supplying data centres, industry and households, in an ambitious...

Overground transmission ‘distressing’ farmers

Opponents of overground transmission for offshore wind energy claim the state's reluctance to consider underground transmission is fuelling distress in farming communities and delaying...

Funding to upgrade coast infrastructure across state, including at Loch Sport

A PROJECT to upgrade infrastructure along the Victorian coast, including at Loch Sport, will receive more than $12 million from the federal and state...

Relive the music of the Bee Gees at The Wedge

Fresh from celebrating 14 years and more than 4000 shows headlining on the Las Vegas strip, the Australian Bee Gees Show will be heading...

Classic celebration of Christmas

To wind up a fantastic year of morning shows, Promac Productions, led by Christopher McKenna and his company, will bring its highly-acclaimed Christmas production...

Contaminated sand at Guthridge Primary School

Parents of students at Guthridge Primary School, Sale, have been informed on contaminated craft sand products. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission recently announced a...

Gas flowing from new Kipper well

Esso Australia has successfully delivered start-up and first gas production from a new well in the Kipper field in the Gippsland Basin, and is...

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Protect against mozzies following Loch Sport RRV detection

Two authorities have issued advice to travellers and residents heading to Wellington Shire’s coastal areas after routine mosquito trapping in Loch Sport detected Ross...