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Call for improved emergency services

By TOM HAYES HOW do you know when to make an emergency call to 000? That is the question that Russell and Janine Croydon were left...

Victorian council rate cap set for next financial year

A NEW rate cap of 3.5 per cent has been set for all councils for the 2023/24 financial year. The cap has been introduced to...

Greens rejected

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE Victorian Supreme Court has dismissed a case against Latrobe Valley power stations brought by an environmental group alleging that the Environmental...

Finland ‘a green forestry model’

By PHILIP HOPKINS   FINLAND, with a population smaller than Victoria, has shown the big role that a large sustainable forestry industry can play in cutting...

VFF election results: Germano stays

MIRBOO North farmer Emma Germano has been re-elected president of the Victorian Farmers Federation. VFF acting returning officer, Brendan Tatham, said VFF members had re-elected...

An Australian-first electro weeding trial is under way

A NON-CHEMICAL weeding device that uses electricity to kill plants will be put through its paces in Western Australia to determine its suitability for...

Nats win Traralgon, rural, ALP tops Morwell and Moe

By PHILIP HOPKINS EXAMINATION shows that The Nationals' Martin Cameron won the seat of Morwell at the state election with majority support in Traralgon and...

SEC under way

By PHILIP HOPKINS THE state government has taken first steps to revive the State Electricity Commission (SEC), transferring the SEC to a new Ministry, naming...

Here we go again

By LIAM DURKIN ALWAYS good to have stability at the top. Kellie O'Callaghan will carry the title of Mayor O'Callaghan for another 12 months,...

Plibersek backs RFAs

By PHILIP HOPKINS THE federal Minister for the Environment and Water, Tanya Plibersek, has backed the Regional Forest Agreements (RFA), but they will be reformed...

Vic forestry: facts v fiction

COMMENT By JOHN CAMERON THE state government recently said it would minimise job impacts from the timber shortage and accelerate the Opal Maryvale mill's...

Legendary teacher retires

By MICHELLE SLATER A LONG-STANDING Trafalgar school teacher is capping his whiteboard marker for the last time after half a century in the game. John Duck...

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Mighty Moe back with the big guns of bowls

BOWLS STRZELECKI NORTH SATURDAY PENNANT BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   BACK against the very best. Moe will return to the top level of Strzelecki North bowls after clinching the Division 2...