By Michelle Slater Gippsland sheep producers could be facing a glut in local markets if the federal government’s plans to end live sheep export
Month: June 2022
Tynong horsewoman reviving a fine riding art
By Michelle Slater A Tynong horsewoman is reviving the traditions of a near long forgotten equestrian discipline on a horse believed to be once
Dynamic duo’s endurance triumph
By Michelle Slater A Glengarry horsewoman and her mare have taken on one of the ultimate fitness tests by winning a 100 mile endurance
New push to phase out rodent poisons
By Michelle Slater The Victorian Greens are urging the state government to phase out forms of rodent poisons that can have a deadly effect
Logo showcases Gippsland’s own
By JACI HICKEN Many consumers are drawn to the “Made in Australia” logo of the yellow kangaroo inside a green triangle and trust products
Obligations were ignored
By Philip Hopkins The state government deceived the inquiry to modernise the Regional Forest Agreements and ignored its obligations to the native timber industry