Home News Reducing the risk of household scalds The Victorian Building Authority is encouraging consumers to make sure hot water delivered to a bath or shower is a maximum of 50°C, and to contact a licensed or registered plumber about regulating the temperature. Photo: Contributed News Reducing the risk of household scalds 17/07/2022 FacebookTwitterEmail Hot water in baths and showers continue to cause serious burns and scalds to children around Australia each year. The […] Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content. Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password Latest News Suspicious blaze at old Sale police station 13/02/2026 Emergency services contained a major fire last Thursday evening at the abandoned former Sale police station on York St, near Lake Guthridge, with a... Eyebrow-raising round 11/02/2026 Shirley’s Café & Bar supporters call out council 11/02/2026 Terry turns the page on Sale Authorised Newsagency 11/02/2026 Yarram softwood mill to resume operations under Pentarch Group’s forestry division 11/02/2026