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Leongatha Store Sale a mixed affair

MEAT & Livestock Australia’s Brendan Fletcher observed a mixed affair at Thursday’s Leongatha Store Sale, heavy cattle and lightweight steers holding firm in price due to demand from feedlot and northern buyers respectively, while the...

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Andrew Paloczi

9 hours ago

Community

Community Art Project culminates in Wonthaggi exhibition

WHILE the recent Community Art Project run by Inverloch fibre artist Meg Viney was all about giving participants the chance to explore their creative side in a friendly, pressure-free environment, its spectacular output is on show at Wonthaggi’s...

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Andrew Paloczi

22 Jun 2025

On the land

Heavy cattle continue to sell well at Leongatha VLE

IT WAS another busy day at Leongatha VLE with Thursday’s Store Sale attracting 4500 head, Meat & Livestock Australia analyst Brendan Fletcher rating the quality on offer as “very good”. His report noted there were over 700 heavy Angus...

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Andrew Paloczi

17 Jun 2025

On the land

Milk price step-ups continue ahead of new season

KROWERA dairy farmer Andy Thomas spoke of the annual game of ducks and drakes that takes place between processors in setting milk prices for the new season, with Bulla and Australian Consolidated Milk (ACM) having already upped their opening offers...

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Andrew Paloczi

17 Jun 2025

On the land

Milk price games continue

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Andrew Paloczi

12 Jun 2025

News

Esme Rash recognised for her extensive local contribution

Despite her immense local contribution, Esme Rash was stunned to be named in the King’s Birthday honours as a recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her service to the community of Yarram. She was “dumbstruck” by...

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Andrew Paloczi

08 Jun 2025

News

Wendy Pope honoured with OAM for service to Yarram

LIKE many avid volunteers, Yarram’s Wendy Pope loves what she does and the chance to mix with people in the various community groups in which she is involved, not feeling she is doing anything out of the ordinary and pleasantly surprised to be...

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Andrew Paloczi

08 Jun 2025

News

Valuable tips for farmers dealing with dry conditions

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Andrew Paloczi

30 May 2025

News

Dairy farmers doing all they can to deal with sustained dry period

Dairy farmers from across the region attended Dairy Australia’s ‘Tactics for Dry Times’ session in Inverloch, an event organisers hoped wouldn’t become necessary, but which the ongoing lack of rain made essential. About 80 farmers heard...

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Andrew Paloczi

22 May 2025

News

Battle against emergency services levy rages on

The fight against the Victorian Government’s planned Emergency Services and Volunteer Fund continues, with Gippsland farmers, councillors and State opposition representatives again congregating at the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne on...

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Andrew Paloczi

20 May 2025

News

Local councillors join Melbourne levy protest

COUNCILLORS Meg Edwards and Nathan Hersey, of Bass Coast and South Gippsland Shires respectively, were among the protesters outside State Parliament in Melbourne on Tuesday morning fighting against the Victorian Government’s proposed Emergency...

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Andrew Paloczi

13 May 2025

News

Help commemorate 150 years of Loch

People of Loch and District and those with connections to the area are encouraged to contribute their stories, family history, photos and anything else of interest to help update the book ‘Loch and District 1876-2001’, ahead of the town’s...

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Andrew Paloczi

07 May 2025

News

Woorayl Lodge raffle offers chance to win while benefiting residents

Don’t miss your chance to win a special prize in the Woorayl Lodge Auxiliary’s Mother’s Day raffle to be drawn on Saturday May 10 at the Lodge. Prizes, worth over $100 each, were donated by Leongatha and Meeniyan businesses and include jewellery...

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Andrew Paloczi

02 May 2025