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Wilsons Prom's Sealers Cove track reopens after five years (opens the original)
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Wilsons Promontory's Sealers Cove walk has reopened after almost five years. The walking track and boardwalk have been closed since being battered by successive storms in 2021. A team of engineers and construction workers camped at a temporary site in the bush to rebuild the boardwalk using new materials. At the southernmost point of mainland Australia, Yiruk Wamoon, or Wilsons Promontory, holds a special place in the hearts of many. Each year, thousands of hikers make the pilgrimage to "The Pro
Handcrafted violins take six months to make, but bring timeless joy (opens the original)
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Richard Hall sits tapping his foot and plucking a banjo in the front window of his music store on the main street of South Gippsland's Korumburra. Out the back is his workshop — a warm space covered in pots of glue, wood shavings, planes of all sizes and stringed instruments at various stages of completion. When he's not noodling on his banjo and making another instrument, Mr Hall is normally fielding sales from punters off the street, or shooting the breeze with musicians who drift in through t
One Nation candidate pleads guilty in court to health code violation (opens the original)
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Victorian One Nation candidate Ben Lucas pleaded guilty in court on Friday to multiple health code violations. The charges follow a public health investigation by Baw Baw Shire Council, where Lucas has served as a councillor since 2020. Lucas was fined but did not receive a conviction. A One Nation candidate at the upcoming Victorian election has faced court over alleged breaches of the health code at his gymnasium businesses. Ben Lucas was recently announced as One Nation Victoria's candidate f
One Nation commits to coal-fired power and lifting nuclear ban in Victoria (opens the original)
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One Nation has pledged to keep coal-fired power running in Victoria, along with lifting the ban on nuclear energy, if elected at the upcoming November state election. The party announced its energy policies at Gippsland's Loy Yang power station, which is set to close by 2035. Energy experts have reacted to the policy announcements, citing cost as a main barrier to nuclear in Australia. One Nation has promised to keep Victoria's largest coal plant running and lift the ban on nuclear energy if it
Victorian Coalition says it would not accelerate end of coal power (opens the original)
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The Victorian Coalition says it will not force the early closure of coal plants if it wins the November state election. Victoria is home to a number of coal-fired energy plants, with several slated for retirement in the next decade. The operator of Gippsland's Yallourn plant, Energy Australia, says the plant will be shut down on schedule at the end of June 2028. The Victorian Coalition says it will not accelerate the closure of the state's coal-fired power stations if it wins at the state electi
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