We’re not exploited, Covino workers say
The owners of Longford's Covino Farms have refuted any claims they exploited foreign workers, saying they were disappointed by their portrayal in a recent Four Corners investigation.
New business and tourism alliance
Maffra traders have reunited five years after the cessation of the former Maffra Chamber of Commerce and will relaunch a tourism and business association.
Beach class action
A battle over land along the Ninety Mile beach looks set to heat up, with owners promising to take the state government to court in their quest for adequate compensation.
MG focusing on Asia
Murray Goulburn supplier-shareholders have voted strongly in favour of the dairy co-operative's proposed capital structure.
School’s business manager faces IBAC probe
Sale College's business manager fronted an Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission inquiry into alleged corruption within the Department of Education and Training on Friday, the first member of the college to do so.
Police seek duo over Bairnsdale robberies
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Russell Hood and Trista Harrison.
Local boss stretches friendship
The boss of a local business has sold his truck to repay a friend and employee who he had short-changed by $25,000 over three years.
Covino under spotlight
Longford's Covino Farms, which has been placed under the national spotlight this week over allegations of foreign worker exploitation, has defended itself, saying it takes worker welfare and safety seriously.
Locals’ quake ordeal
A Sale couple who were in Nepal when the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck on April 25 are urging locals to dig deep in their pockets to help.
Vote passes to evict cattle from Alpine National Park
The bill to ban cattle from the Alpine National Park has narrowly passed the upper house of state parliament.
Hopes for new Sale ambulance station
STATE BUDGET: Hopes that Sale ambulance station will be upgraded have been ignited following the state budget which was handed down on Tuesday.
Local MPs say we have missed out
STATE BUDGET: Local MPs claim road conditions will deteriorate further because of state government budget cuts, while significant projects in the region have missed out on funding.
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Next two Gippsland Times issues a day early
The Gippsland Times will be published a day earlier the next two weeks.
Issues will hit the newsstands on Tuesday, December 23, and Tuesday, December...
