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Bairnsdale Advertiser
Phone: +61 3 5150 2300
Address: 65 Macleod Street 3875 Bairnsdale, VIC, Australia
Website: https://www.bairnsdaleadvertiser.com.au/
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22.01.2022 An archaeological dig to understand the history of fires across the landscape in East Gippsland is taking place at an Aboriginal cultural site, at a secret location, near the junct...
19.01.2022 The Bairnsdale Motor Inn on the Princes Highway has successfully been sold after languishing on the market for several years.The property has been bought by a credible Melbourne de...
19.01.2022 POLL Is the train service from Bairnsdale to Melbourne adequate following recent upgrades? What are your thoughts? (comments may be published in the Bairnsdale Advertiser)
17.01.2022 West Bairnsdale and Wy Yung will meet in this weekend’s Bairnsdale Cricket Association A grade grand final, the rivals taking completely different paths to the decider last week....
10.01.2022 FINAL CALL Last week Bairnsdale and District Agricultural Society held its annual general meeting, however, disappointingly, only eight people attended. It was a sad moment for the show committee, with no one volunteering for the role of secretary or treasurer within the executive committee. The Bairnsdale Show has been running for 141 years and has a rich history. People of all ages love the show. Many people throughout Bairnsdale and the surrounding communities have been ...involved in the show for a very long time. It would be sad to see the show end. The general committee is calling a special general meeting as a last attempt to keep the historic Bairnsdale Show alive this coming Tuesday, March 16, 6pm at the Bairnsdale Racecourse. Let’s keep the tradition of the Bairnsdale Show alive. #volenteerswanted #bairsdaleshow #theshowmustgoon
08.01.2022 CALLING ALL EASTER EVENTS!!!! Submit your event for free via our website. https://www.bairnsdaleadvertiser.com.au/easter... #eastgippsland #easter #shoplocal
07.01.2022 SHOCKING $150k WASTE: Thousands of organic celery plants have been mulched and left to lay in the paddock this morning, courtesy of a shortage of workers needed to harvest the crop. Busch Organics' Kane Busch said the crop was worth $150,000 - plus growing costs like water, fertiliser and hand weeding. For the full story see next week's Bairnsdale Advertiser... Top, harvest of the celery crop featured on the front page of the Advertiser before Christmas has started but is well behind schedule, while at the base is the mulched crop.
02.01.2022 Great work by the Sun Cinema team
01.01.2022 A shortage of workers on the Lindenow Flats has caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of organic celery to be mulched back into the ground.We’re behind with hand weeding, ...
