Poor form: Op Shop volunteers left shattered by recent dumping
Volunteers at the St Luke's Op Shop in Morwell have been left shattered after a truckload of rubbish was dumped outside the facility.
Heyfield setting a microgrid trend
Heyfield is on track to become a model town for communities across Australia interested in setting up their own mini electricity grid.
Centrepiece of Yallourn now on show for public
One of two fountain features that used to grace the now demolished township of Yallourn has found a new home at the Old Brown Coal Mine Museum.
Moe netball’s fresh possibilities
Moe and District Netball Association members can finally stretch their legs at the new complex in Newborough.
Protests outside Opal office
Environmentalists descended on Opal Australian Paper's Melbourne office yesterday to hand over a letter demanding its parent company Nippon Paper stop using native forests in its supply chain.
New book chronicles Hazelwood mine fire
A book telling the tale of Morwell's weeks of horror through the 2014 Hazelwood mine fire has finally hit the shelves after being delayed by a year.
AGL commits to Loy Yang A
AGL is backing its commitment to keep Loy Yang A operating until its scheduled closure date of 2048 as it unveiled plans to forge ahead towards carbon neutrality.
Aim and fire
The Nationals have taken aim at the state government over the controversial new fire services reform introduced yesterday, branding it "disastrous" for CFA volunteers.
Police confirm no arrests in Lovison case
Detectives from the Missing Persons Squad Detectives have confirmed no arrests have been made in relation the death of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison.
Mid Gippsland and Alberton juniors to merge for season 2020
In what could be a prelude to bigger things, the Mid Gippsland and Alberton leagues are set to sensationally merge their underage football and netball competitions for the 2020 season.
Victorian hotspots to be placed into lockdown
Ten Victorian postcodes will be placed into suburban lockdown as the state government moves to quell the spread of coronavirus in hotspots across the state.
Second wave of panic buying
Coles and Woolworths have been forced to reinstate product purchase limits on some items in response to a second wave of mindless panic buying.
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Nothing but roses for the Blues
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
RIGHT when it seemed as though the ladder had begun to shape itself accordingly in North Gippsland, here came Round 14.
While...
