Restoring confidence in VCAA
STAFF WRITERS
THE state government is overhauling the Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority to provide full confidence to Victorian students, families and schools.
Deputy Premier and Minister...
Sun rising on new Gippsland solar farm
By STEFAN BRADLEY
CONSTRUCTION has begun on the Fulham Solar Farm and battery, with the occasion marked with a sod turning at the site, with...
Pesutto potentially out of pocket
By LIAM DURKIN
TRARALGON-born former state Liberal leader, John Pesutto may be forced out of politics, if the collateral damage from his case against Liberal...
Police Beat: Youth offenders charged
Police Beat with Tom Hayes
Youth offenders charged
TRARALGON Police wish to say a massive thank-you to the community for their assistance in identifying the offenders...
Educating for the energy transition
By TOM HAYES
TAFE Gippsland will soon be training locals to have the most up-to-date skills in the growing renewable energy workforce, with its new...
Labor first on Gippsland ballot, One Nation top for Monash
By STEFAN BRADLEY and AIDAN KNIGHT
IT is party official.
There are five candidates for the seat of Gippsland, and we now know where their names...
Collective safety
By KATRINA BRANDON
THIS Easter, Victoria Police are reminding drivers that safety is everyone's responsibility.
Local authorities will be out during the holiday period with a...
Police Beat: Suspected Moe stabbing
Police Beat with Tom Hayes
Suspected Moe stabbing
HOMICIDE Squad detectives are investigated the discovery of a deceased man, found in Moe on Monday, April 7.
Emergency...
Jones resentenced after appeal granted
By TOM HAYES
DENNIS Jones' appeal has been granted, following his sentencing for an October 2021 incident at Dennis Jones Engineering which left an apprentice...
Gippsland Line disrupted
STAFF WRITERS
AN incident requiring emergency services near Traralgon forced Gippsland Line services to temporarily suspend on the morning of Wednesday, April 9.
Affected Gippsland Line...
Helping renters during housing crisis
By KATRINA BRANDON
THE state government has launched a program to help Aboriginal Victorians struggling to find or keep rentals, and to allow more people...
Uniform changes for government schools
STAFF WRITERS
FROM next year, school logos will no longer be required on shorts, pants, skirts and socks in Victorian government schools.
Premier Jacinta Allan and...
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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...
