Home News Page 26

News

Q fever warning for farmers

Agriculture workers in Gippsland who have contact with cattle, sheep, or goats are being urged to get vaccinated against Q fever as the region...

Producers urged to think ‘Now, Next, Later’: Gippsland Red Meat Conference

Chiltern Park Angus principal Ben Young embodies the theme for this year’s Gippsland Red Meat Conference in February – ‘Now, Next, Later’. The key to...

School speed zones return

Motorists are being reminded of school speed zones with students returning to the classroom this week after the summer school holidays. School speed zones will...

Consortia shortlisted for Marinus Link

Marinus Link Pty Ltd (MLPL) has shortlisted two engineering and construction consortia for the final major tender of the project's first stage, prompting a...

29.01 Police beat

GRAFFITI deemed anti-semitic has been removed from a shed near the Yarram pump track. The graffiti was put on the shed on either January 20...

Future-ready workforce needs govt backing: One Gippsland

Advocacy body One Gippsland has called on the federal government to make the region a centre of offshore wind and energy excellence by investing...

AM for Kevin Andrews

Former federal government minister, the late Kevin Andrews, who was born in Sale and grew up in Rosedale, was posthumously named as a Member...

Petrol price cap debate

The jury is out regarding the state government's plan for fuel retailers to publicly report their price changes the day before they take effect. Under...

Back on Track Program: Farmers helping farmers

The person who delivers the message is just as important as the message itself in supporting farmers' mental health. According to research supported by the...

Fishers flock to Golden Beach

Another Golden Beach Australia Day Weekend Fishing Carnival has wrapped up, bringing hundreds of visitors to the coastal town. The three-day event began shortly after...

Free rides in Lakes Entrance

A NEW initiative aimed at helping to reduce social isolation has been launched in Lakes Entrance, with local residents enjoying a free ride along...

LHR chief executive’s reassurance following mergers

Liam Durkin Latrobe Regional Health chief executive Don McRae has moved to reassure health services will not be compromised following the state government's announcement of...

Latest News

Voting on the big ballot paper: Senate

Sixty-five candidates are on the Senate ballot paper for Victoria. Each state has 12 Senators, with six spots up for grabs at this election. The...