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End of native timber harvesting

By LIAM DURKIN SHOCKWAVES reverberated around the community on Tuesday, May 23 after the state government announced native timber harvesting in Victoria would come to...

Looking at the spin and the facts

COMMENT By JOHN CAMERON   State gov forestry spin AT the budget presentation, the state government announced $200 million for Victorian workers and their families to transition away...

Buy buns for breast cancer research

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC AND JASMINE GURNEY* TRARALGON Baker's Delight will be pink for the next few weeks as they raise money for breast cancer research. Baker's...

Bridging the education gap in regional communities

COMMENT By PROFESSOR DUNCAN BENTLEY REGIONAL and outer-metropolitan Victoria faces one of the greatest skills shortages in history. It is stunting growth. The solutions...

Story of Moe missing persons case retold

By KATRINA BRANDON QUEENSLAND author Nicole Morris is releasing her book Vanished on June 7 to help raise awareness for missing people and the...

House price settle across the state

THE Victorian property market is showing signs of stabilisation this quarter. The Metropolitan Melbourne median house price recorded a marginal drop of 1 per cent...

Win for state teachers and students

VICTORIAN students, teachers and school communities will be well served by a new state parliament inquiry into education.   Member for Eastern Victoria Region and Assistant...

Yallourn upgrade

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC YALLOURN power station Unit 1 has received a new pulverised fuel mill after two years of assessment and engineering work following the...

Teak the dental dog

By ZOE ASKEW TWELVE-month-old Kelpie Teak is training to become the region's first public dental surgery therapy dog. Amrita Bradley, Windsong Farm Providore hobby farmer, dental...

Logging on the chopping block

BY LIAM DURKINNATIVE timber logging in Victoria looks set to cease at the end of the year. The Express understands the state government has...

Drones to find endangered species

By PHILIP HOPKINS VICFORESTS has started using drones at night to detect endangered fauna to comply with new orders from the Victorian Supreme Court that...

GP incentives to bulk bill

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC DOCTORS will have three times as many reasons to bulk-bill families with young children, pensioners and concession cardholders under the new Federal...

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