Bursary for Catholic College Sale student
Catholic College Sale student Ruby Scholtes received the CDF Father James Wall Bursary.
Established in 2003, the CDF Father James Wall Bursary honours Father James...
Catholic College Sale outlines aspirational vision for the year
Catholic College Sale officially marked the start of the 2026 school year with an opening assembly on January 30, bringing together students and staff...
Let the fundraising begin
Maffra Rotary Mardi Gras is up and running.
Wellington Shire Council mayor, Cindy Madeley, officially launched the start of the six-week fundraising program by the...
Sending hay to fire-affected farmers
Across Victoria, farmers are sending hay to fire-affected farmers.
The Lions of Traralgon joined the Australian Hay Runners on January 31, driving from Rosedale to...
Parents talk navigating children’s digital lives
Gippsland Grammar will host a free community information session for parents navigating the increasingly complex digital lives of tweens, with respected digital parenting researcher...
Lifeline Gippsland gets a grant from Beyond Bank
LIFELINE Gippsland are recipients of a $50,000 grant from the Beyond Bank Foundation to help recruit and train volunteer Crisis Supporters for the national...
Gaming for good in Bairnsdale
GAMING for good.
ESports Collective highlights the incredible breadth of opportunity their new gaming hub can offer the whole Gippsland community – a place where...
Gardiner Foundation announces scholarship recipients
GARDINER Foundation has announced 13 recipients of its 2026 Tertiary Scholarships, investing $705,000 to support students studying in fields critical to the future of...
Yarram Chalk Festival creating opportunities for artists
A CHALK-FILLED experience was to be had in Yarram from January 23 to January 24, as the annual Yarram Chalk Art festival kicked off.
Walking...
National Servicemen’s Association looking for those called up
THE National Servicemen's Association of Australia (NSAA) is looking for any person who was called up between the years of 1951 and 1972.
The NSAA...
Curating a community
Time seems to escape in vintage markets. Minutes stretch into hours, with songs from another decade the soundtrack to browsing.
Somewhere between stacks of crockery,...
Heart and sole of Raymond Street says goodbye
For nearly 70 years, Schuback Shoes has been more than a store.
When the family announced in early January that the 2026 back-to-school season would...
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Sharing smarter teaching strategies
Workshops delivered by local teachers, for teachers, at the inaugural TeachMeet Gippsland explored how educators can help students become better learners while making the...
