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Marinus Link to go ahead

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE $5 billion Marinus Link project, which will create a transmission cable connection between Tasmania and Victoria through the Latrobe Valley, will...

Fury over forced entry proposal

By PHILIP HOPKINS   LEGISLATION has passed in State Parliament that threatens farmers with fines if they do not allow access for transmission projects, just as...

Legoland empire crumbling

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE Morwell man at the centre of last year's Lego-themed drug bust is again trying to build a case, this time for...

Petition launched following tragedy

By KATRINA BRANDON   Warning: the following story deals with the death of a child. Reader discretion is advised.   A MORWELL mother has called to action stricter...

Longer wait for regional Myki system

By STEFAN BRADLEY   GIPPSLAND train travellers living or visiting east of Traralgon are once again facing a lengthy delay to be placed on the Myki...

Littleproud calls out net zero focus

STAFF WRITERS   THE federal Leader of the Nationals, David Littleproud, has shown caution on the federal government's decision to allow US beef imports without biosecurity...

Marinus Link facing delays

By PHILIP HOPKINS   MARINUS Link, which aims to connect Victoria and Tasmania through a 345-kilometre electricity and communications cable to the Latrobe Valley, is "at...

Farmland access up for debate

By LIAM DURKIN   THE state opposition has confirmed it will oppose legislation it says allows public officials to force their way onto the land of...

Surge in respiratory disease numbers

STAFF WRITERS   GIPPSLANDERS are being urged to protect themselves and their loved ones against flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), as the region is experiencing...

Making for a perfect prom

By AIDAN KNIGHT   WORKS have commenced on the Wilsons Promontory Tidal River Visitor Centre. The centre has received backing from the state Government, which has recognised...

Local knowledge stays in Gippsland

By STEFAN BRADLEY   THANKS to generous philanthropy from a household name in Gippsland, three Monash Rural Health students will receive financial support for three years...

Sentencing revealed over Glengarry fatal

By LIAM DURKIN   TRARALGON man, Peter Agius will spend at least the next six years behind bars. Mr Agius was last week sentenced to nine years...

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Coughlan sisters powering toward Com Games

COMMONWEALTH GAMES JUDO BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   TRARALGON judoka siblings Aoife and Maeve Coughlan are ready to hit the mat at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Chatting to the Express...