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Productive farmland in West Gippsland offered for a rare sale. | North Queensland Register - Vimarsana News

Productive farmland in West Gippsland offered for a rare sale. | North Queensland Register

Discover the exclusive offer of prime farmland in West Gippsland. Enquire now to secure this fertile property with double river frontage.

Rare find with Gippsland farm's like this a rare farm sale offer. | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Rare find with Gippsland farm's like this a rare farm sale offer. | Stock & Land

Discover a rare opportunity to acquire highly productive farmland with double river frontage in the Jack River area.

Port Albert has no pub but will soon have a multi-billion-dollar offshore wind farm - Vimarsana News

Port Albert has no pub but will soon have a multi-billion-dollar offshore wind farm

Port Albert has no pub, but the sleepy Victorian town is about to become home to one of the world’s biggest renewable hubs and the locals are all for it.

Source: afr.com
Proposed Star of the South wind farm could shine on Port Albert's economic fortunes - Vimarsana News

Proposed Star of the South wind farm could shine on Port Albert's economic fortunes

Advertisement Michael Hobson remembers when there was not enough space to tie up all the boats at the wharf in Port Albert. The coastal village had a strong local fishing industry until about the 1990s, Mr Hobson says, when fishing rights became concentrated in the hands of fewer companies. Port Albert restaurant owner and fisherman Michael Hobson can feel the wind of change blowing through the small fishing village. Credit:Eddie Jim "When I first came here as a little kid it was a hive of activity and that was based on the fishing industry," he says. These days there is plenty of room for ...

Source: smh.com.au