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A man has been charged following a fatal collision which killed a six-year-old girl at Rosedale in the state's east at the weekend. Detectives from the Major Collision Investigation Unit have charged the 33-year-old Rosedale man with culpable driving,

Police have charged a man after a six-year-old girl was killed when a buggy rolled at a rural Victorian property over the weekend. Police say the 33-year-old man was driving the off-road buggy with five girls and two boys on-board at a farming property in Dennison Rd,

THE announcement of Logan Austin as Bairnsdale coach last week caused a few in local footy circles to go “didn’t […]

FOOTBALL/NETBALL By LIAM DURKIN THE Gippsland League has abandoned its final round of the home-and-away season. The Round 18 matches […]

GIPPSLAND League clubs met with league officials last night (Wednesday, August 18) to vote on a return to play for […]

PLAYING as many games as possible in a stop-start season is the main priority for the NAB League. Greater Western Victoria Rebels talent manager Damian Ross said country teams would return to play this weekend after state government coronavirus restrictions eased in regional Victoria.

The grants of up to $5000 help not-for-profit organisations in small Victorian dairy communities deliver projects to benefit local people and strengthen their ability to deal with local issues. Gardiner Dairy Foundation chief executive Clive Noble said the funding ensured Gardiner contributed to locally identified issues.

Strzelecki Lions Club will be hosting South Gippsland Dairy Expo in Korumburra on Wednesday, September 8 and Thursday, September 9. For more than 20 years the expo has been providing the local dairying community with an event that showcases the latest in innovation,

Gippsland dairy farmers who responded to the Situation and Outlook survey are significantly more positive about the industry’s future, and 85 per cent are positive about their own business. Levels of optimism have returned to similar points reached in 2011 and 2014.

The cases include the drive-through testing site traffic controller whose infection was revealed by authorities yesterday and who had visited a Newport apartment complex in Melbourne's south-west. All other cases were isolating.