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Lions club brings joy to flood victims

By STEFAN BRADLEY FAMILIES affected by flooding in the state have been treated by the Victorian Lions Club to a free holiday as part...

Gippsland now hosting Pride Festival

By ZOE ASKEW GIPPSLAND is hosting its first-ever pride festival, with events well and truly underway. Gippsland Pride Initiative has officially launched one of Victoria’s...

A bright future in flicks

By JADA CANNIZZO* BRENNAN Muccillo, a 31-year-old filmmaker who grew up in Moe, is promoting his first feature length independent film 'Brunswick Dance Club'. Brunswick Dance...

Anger over Latrobe Bridge

THE state government has failed to respond to questioning and provide emergency funding to reopen the old Latrobe River Bridge, while the new bridge...

A home for Aboriginal healing

By PHILIP HOPKINS IN South Gippsland, the first steps have been taken in a traditional owner project that has the potential to help transform the...

Magnesium boost

By PHILIP HOPKINS   LATROBE Magnesium Ltd has signed an upgraded exclusive distribution agreement with Metal Exchange Corporation (MEC) to sell the majority of its magnesium...

New Northe date set

By LIAM DURKIN AND   STEFAN BRADLEY   THE committal mention relating to misconduct charges against former Member for Morwell, Russell Northe, has been adjourned   A new date of...

Opal confident that Maryvale mill can meet demands

By PHIL HOPKINS   OPAL Australian Paper is confident that the Maryvale mill will be able to meet the demands of the federal government's intensified climate...

Chester and Labor divided over psychology funding

FEDERAL Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester, has condemned Labor's decision to cut additional Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions. Mr Chester said the previous federal government introduced...

Cheaper travel to and from Melbourne

By STEFAN BRADLEY CAPPED V/Line fares will allow Gippsland residents and visitors a cheaper ride to-and-from Melbourne and around the state when they come...

Opal faces more short-term job losses

By PHILIP HOPKINS ANOTHER 14 workers at Opal Australia Paper's Maryvale Mill are set to be temporarily stood down today (Wednesday, January 17), as...

Cameron attacks government over Maryvale mill jobs

THE state government is yet to provide any clarity on timber supply for Opal's Maryvale mill, with workers still in limbo, according to Nationals...

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Total Fire Ban declared for most of Victoria

A Total Fire Ban (TFB) has been declared for most of Victoria tomorrow, Wednesday, February 11, 2026, due to forecast extreme fire weather. The TFB...