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Vic and Tas Farmers unite on land

By PHILIP HOPKINS   VICTORIAN and Tasmanian farmer peak bodies have produced a policy for developers who want to build infrastructure, such as transmission lines for...

Renee Heath bucks Liberals on windy policy

By STEFAN BRADLEY   MEMBER for Eastern Victoria, Renee Heath, has broken ranks with the Liberal Party by abstaining from voting for state government legislation, backed...

Police Beat: Three local teens arrested

Police Beat with Zaida Glibanovic   Three local teenagers arrested MOORABBIN Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a group of Latrobe Valley teenagers following an aggravated burglary...

Gippsland Women in Industry Network launch

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   To celebrate International Women's Day, TAFE Gippsland and AGL Loy Yang, alongside business partners, hosted the first-ever Gippsland Women in Industry Network...

Storm-affected farmers pleading for relief funding

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   FARMERS hit by recent wild weather have continued to plea for government support as they pick up the pieces. Murray Watt, the Federal...

Wind farm: AGL receives preliminary selection

By PHILIP HOPKINS   A GROUP of leading companies including AGL has been preliminary selected to build wind farms off the Gippsland coast to drive renewable...

Latrobe City Council to fund family violence prevention

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   LATROBE City Council will share in almost $3 million to prevent family violence and all forms of violence against women. The region is...

13-hour V/Line stoppage

By STEFAN BRADLEY   ON Friday, March 8 "stopping all stations" will carry a different meaning, as union industrial action means no V/Line trains will run...

Mill jobs likely to be lost amid transition

By PHILIP HOPKINS   MORE jobs are likely to be lost at the Maryvale Paper Mill, where more than 300 workers have already been made redundant...

No Traralgon Bypass until mine rehab

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   TRARALGON Bypass plans are in place, but the community still waits. The Traralgon Bypass has long been listed as an anticipated priority project,...

Moe aged care named Baw Baw Views

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   MOE Royal Freemasons will now be called Baw Baw Views. The name change came after the national not-for-profit organisation Respect recently took over...

Acres of spuds gone after storm

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   THE Cummaudo family says the storm that flattened Mirboo North on February 13 was unlike anything they’ve ever seen. The family potato farm...

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Traralgon hosts major table tennis

TABLE TENNIS By KATRINA BRANDON   BOOMING streets, squeaky courts and roars of strength bellowed throughout the Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) over the King’s Birthday...