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8 hours ago

News

Time to get vaccinated against Q Fever

AGRICULTURE workers in Gippsland who have contact with cattle, sheep, or goats are being urged to get vaccinated against Q fever as the region continues to record high rates of infection. This includes dairy farmers, stock agents, livestock...

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9 hours ago

News

He chose to stay, but won’t do that again

A GURDIES local, who watched the fire arrive at his doorstep, is urging everyone to listen to the advice of authorities and leave early when it comes to bushfires. Glenn Skrobalak was at his home in The Gurdies on December 20, 2024 when the large...

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10 hours ago

Real Estate

Exceptional 108.5 acres on the edge of town!

THIS exciting opportunity presents the opportunity to purchase this excellent and affordable farming property located in the perfect position at the entrance to the Mirboo North township, renowned for its great hospitality and resilience. Consisting...

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12 hours ago

Digital Editions

Tuesday, January 21, 2025

Welcome to this week’s digital edition. When clicking the link below, please allow a few moments for the page to load. To start reading, just click HERE

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12 hours ago

Sport

Peter claims Mosquito national championship

PETER Kieley from the South Gippsland Yacht Club has just returned from the national mosquito titles with first placing in the cat-rigged division. Competing against some of the most competitive yachtsmen in Australia Pete was thrilled to bring home...

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13 hours ago

Emergency Services

Discover your purpose on the water

IT’S not for the faint-hearted. The calls come at all hours, all days and all seasons, the beautiful sun-shining summers and the rough wild winters. But it’s exhilarating. And last Thursday, January 16, was no different when members of the Port...

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13 hours ago

Sentinel-Times Comment

Police shortage reaching crisis point

MAKE no mistake, the shortage of police, especially in country areas where there’s a big influx of visitors from the Melbourne metro area, has a direct impact on the health, safety and wellbeing of the local community. Certainly, we applaud the...

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Saving children from smart phones

I READ with interest your article and the Vox Pop regarding mobile phones for young people. I say ‘with interest’ because I recently provided mobile phones to two young people starting secondary school. The reason was to provide security for...

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10 years since Victoria banned solariums

THIS Summer we reflect on a milestone in our state’s fight against skin cancer. January marks a decade since Victoria banned commercial solariums – a landmark decision that has undoubtedly saved countless lives. Before the ban, solariums were...

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Summer holiday road safety

THE MRAA’s summer holiday message to all road users starts with be nice to one another. Share the road. Stay alert. If you look for hazards, you’ve got a chance to avoid them. All road users can make mistakes. Some of our roads are neglected and...

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Thank you RACV

TODAY (Sunday, January 19) we celebrated a family event at the Inverloch RACV for lunch. I congratulate the staff who looked after us. They attended to us so well and made sure that every aspect of our visit was memorable. The food was delicious...

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People and Lifestyle

Heart attack survivor reunited with first responders and paramedics

FATHER’S Day 2024 is a day 75-year-old Inverloch grandfather John McLennan and wife Pam will long remember. Planning to visit children and grandchildren in Melbourne the couple were just about to get into their car when John, a retired doctor...

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