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DAIRY CRISIS: Murray Goulburn suppliers rallied in Maffra on Monday calling on fellow dairy farmers to support the embattled co-operative, stating they encourage unity and stability through difficult times.

Assistance packages pledged

DAIRY CRISIS: Federal and state governments have announced major assistance packages for embattled dairy farmers with bi-partisan support being pledged by the federal opposition.

Eight weeks for Tiger

A Wy Yung player has been suspended for eight weeks for striking a Boisdale-Briagolong opponent.

Chester’s office picketed over donations

Latrobe Valley environmental activists have called on Gippsland MHR Darren Chester to support a nation-wide push to ban political donations from mining companies.

Sindt standing

ELECTION 2016: Controversial Latrobe City councillor Christine Sindt has declared her intention to stand as an independent candidate for the seat of Gippsland in the July 2 federal election.

Bass playing in lake

There was something fishy going on at Lake Guthridge in Sale last Thursday afternoon.

Match abandoned after Bomber was struck

A Wy Yung player will face the East Gippsland football tribunal on Tuesday night over an incident which led to the match against Boisdale-Briagolong being abandoned.

P-plater over the limit

Wellington Highway Patrol nabbed a probationary driver over the limit and speeding in Stratford on Saturday night.

Emotional support for farmers

After meeting with dairy representatives last week, Gippsland MHR Darren Chester has proposed a public forum on Thursday for farming families.

Man fined over Glenmaggie rubbish dumping

A Heyfield man has been fined for dumping rubbish in the Glenmaggie Nature Conservation Reserve, between Heyfield and Seaton, earlier this month.

‘Cracks’ ground the Roulettes

RAAF Roulette displays have been cancelled following the discovery of cracks in an Air Force PC-9/A aircraft.

Late abortion a medical issue

The Infant Viability Bill is set to be debated in the Victorian Legislative Council on Wednesday.

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