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Budget no good for roads: Bull

GIPPSLAND East MP Tim Bull has said the government's budget was disappointing and puts country Victorians "at risk" and expressed his disappointment at road...

First Peoples’ Assembly welcomes Treaty investment

THE First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria last week welcomed the $138 million investment in the Treaty process over four years in the State Budget,...

Heath blasts State Budget

Stefan Bradley LIBERAL MP Renee Heath, who represents the Eastern Victoria region, has blasted this week's State Budget, saying the Labor MPs should front up...

Overpass works offer lookout: O’Brien

WORKS on the Kilmany overpass as part of the Princes Highway East duplication afford an opportunity to highlight one of the best views in...

Maffra Hospital upgrade on the books

Stefan Bradley and Tom Parry IN a win for local aged care, the State Budget 2023-24 confirmed an election promise by the state government to...

2023/24 State Budget

Treasurer Tim Pallas handed down the 2023/24 Victorian budget on Tuesday, May 23. The Gippsland Times is currently trawling through the budget papers and government statements...

BREAKING: State’s timber logging to end

NATIVE timber logging in Victoria looks set to cease at the end of the year. The Gippsland Times understands the state government has brought forward...

Times are a-changin’ at council

Tom Parry WELLINGTON Shire Council has unanimously adopted a motion to reschedule its meetings for 5pm. Councillors voted on the change at a regular council meeting...

Values up, rates capped in Wellington

Tom Parry VALUATION figures for the Wellington Shire have risen by nearly 16 per cent in the span of 12 months, according to Victoria's Valuer-General. The...

Road user inquiry open for submissions: O’Brien

MEMBER for Gippsland South, Danny O'Brien is encouraging local residents to have their say on the behaviour of road users as part of a...

Wind farm ‘another step closer’

Liam Durkin THE best ships are red and white after all. A 50-strong crew will spend five weeks at sea, collecting soil and rock samples from...

Helping injured Victorians remain independent

COMMUNITY-led programs that boost the confidence and independence of Victorians living with an acquired brain injury (ABI) will benefit from a series of grants...

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Noonan and Schaupp perform at The Wedge tonight

Stefan Bradley Tomorrow at The Wedge, Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp, both ARIA award-winning musicians, will be celebrating some of Australia's greatest female artists through...