MANY people in Portland have missed being able to properly pay their respects to our fallen soldiers over the past two years, with Anzac Day ceremonies significantly reduced because of COVID-19. “While we did have a very small commemoration in 2021, 2020 was the first time since it started in 1935 that we haven’t had […]

THE VICTORIAN opposition has launched a new push for more regional work visas to fill critical skill shortages into regional Victoria.

MOYNE Shire Council recently announced their 24th annual Academic Support Scholarship for four young people embarking on qualifications in their chosen fields.

WHEN the COVID-19 pandemic hit our shores in March 2020, events and live music were among the first industries to be shutdown.

In preparation for Anzac Day, Monday, April 25, a list of all the different services and marches across the area has been compiled.

POLITICAL advertising which appeared around Casterton over the Easter weekend is drawing scathing criticism from the community – not for its content, but its placement.

THE timber industry has received a boost of confidence for at-risk Victorian jobs following the Prime Minister’s announcement last week of $219.5 million for innovation and research in Australia’s forestry sector.

A NEW campaign to expose Victoria’s worst roads has been launched by the Victorian Opposition to name the state’s worst roads.

FORMER South West TAFE executive manager, Maurice Molan has been ordered to stand trial over an alleged massive education scam.

DARTMOOR Football Netball Club has been left devastated, after a car crash in the early hours of Monday morning claimed the life of much-loved senior player, Korrey Smith.