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Farmers, volunteers, and local councils across regional Victoria are up in arms after the state government passed its controversial Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) on 13 May. While the new fund is designed to boost critical emergency response services, many fear the cost will fall hardest on rural ratepayers.

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Drivers fined during a Victoria Police speeding sting on the South Gippsland Highway in mid April have been provided a ray of hope with the removal of nearly two kilometres worth of Road Work Ahead 40 signs. Woe betide speeding through an unmanned workzone on a weekend in Gippsland. That

with Rob Pobblestone Round Three Hill End v MDU MDU 23-9-147 to the Hillsmen 7-3-45.  MDU arrived at the home of Hill End with every intention of building on their round two success. and in doing so, starting to make up for some early ground lost in round one. The

A last minute surge of whimsical, wonderful tiny movies set the scene for a fabulous film night at the magnificent Toora Hall. The third year of the Toora CROPFEST was enjoyed by a crowd of around 100 people coming from far and wide. In its own way, each home made

With the clocks turned back and daylight saving a distant memory, South Gippsland's evenings are growing longer and chillier. The perfect antidote? Our local film societies, offering both cinematic delights and social warmth when we need it most. There's something lovely about venturing out on a