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SEC to go if Liberals win

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE new Coalition Leader, Brad Battin, has vowed to abolish Victoria's revived State Electricity Commission, in an initial announcement of the Coalition's...

Police Beat: Pay dispute update

Police Beat with Tom Hayes   Pay dispute update THE Fair Work Commission has rejected Victoria Police Command’s Arbitration Application, finding that Victoria Police had not yet...

Golf club saga moves forward following some confusion

By LIAM DURKIN   WRONG place, wrong time. Traralgon Golf Club may be able to breathe a little easier, now that it appears it definitely won't have...

More homes, more opportunities

STAFF WRITERS   HUNDREDS of Victorians are being supported out of homelessness thanks to the rollout of the new Homes First program. The program, funded by the...

Issues tabled by farming industry

STAFF WRITERS   REPRESENTATIVES of the farming industry and service providers came together recently to discuss issues related to the sector with an eye to the...

Mega warehouse complex up and running in Moe

STAFF WRITERS   VICTORIAN developer Prime Urban Group has completed construction at its 33-unit warehouse precinct in Moe. Located at 19-27 Bubb Street, Moe, Prime Urban Group...

Germano’s reign finishes up at VFF

STAFF WRITERS   THE Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has announced the outcome of its elections for president and vice president, as well as a number of...

Council Beat: December 2024 Meeting

Council Beat with Liam Durkin   THE last Latrobe City Council meeting for 2024 was held Monday, December 16. Naturally, with 2024 being a council election year...

Power stance

STAFF WRITERS   THE Network Outage Review has been released, with the state government supporting all 19 recommendations in full, in part, or in principle. The state...

Battery like a charger on a huge scale

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE 150 megawatt battery installed by Engie at the old Hazelwood power station site has just had its first birthday – and...

Police Beat: Churchill car theft

Police Beat with Katrina Brandon   Churchill car theft POLICE arrested seven teenagers after a car was allegedly stolen during an aggravated burglary in Churchill in the...

Responsible shift from coal: Liberals

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE federal Coalition, by avoiding Labor's unnecessary overdevelopment on pristine landscapes and farmland, will integrate nuclear power into a broader and cheaper...

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Machete ban sweeps Victoria

STAFFWRITERS   THE state government has used extraordinary powers to totally ban the sale of machetes. Machete sale bans came into effect Wednesday, May 28. Premier Jacinta Allan...