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Ambulances arrive 29sec sooner

Ambulances are arriving to incidents which require urgent paramedic and hospital care in Sale 29 seconds faster than three months ago, the latest Ambulance...

GJ Gardner franchisee closes its doors

People building homes in Wellington Shire have been left frustrated after the ending of a local firm. Customers of GJ Gardner Central Gippsland, based in...

Renewed call for Gippsland Lakes audit

A retired engineer and former waterways manager has repeated a call for the federal government to investigate management of the Gippsland Lakes. But claims of...

Seaspray Primary to remain closed

Seaspray Primary School will not open for the second-year running in 2025 after a high profile push to find enough enrolments was not successful. In...

Offshore gas storage a step closer

Gas can now be stored offshore after legislation passed through state parliament. The first offshore gas storage project is set to be constructed off Golden...

Police, TAFE teachers demand better pay and conditions

Tom Hayes and Katrina Brandon Police all over the state and local TAFE teachers are the latest to demonstrate their plight. Victorian police officers demonstrating protected...

New look council

Results of last month's local elections revealed new and old faces for the new Wellington Shire Council. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) shared the results...

New council reacts to result

Stefan Bradley All nine newly-elected Wellington Shire councillors shared with the Gippsland Times their reaction to the election results. CENTRAL WARD Scott Rossetti: “I’d like to acknowledge...

Game review: Welcome to the Mario Party

Stefan Bradley It’s like the party never stopped. The older Mario Party (MP) games released in the late 90s and early 2000s were some of my...

Highway ‘neglect’ prompts safety fears

David Braithwaite Gippsland motorists are being treated like "second-class citizens" by the state and federal governments, according to federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester. In response,...

Augmented reality adventure at Guthridge PS

After the success of last year’s performance, Guthridge Primary School will present another immersive augmented reality experience, Quest for the Last Light of Luminaera. This...

Noonan and Schaupp perform at The Wedge tonight

Stefan Bradley Tomorrow at The Wedge, Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp, both ARIA award-winning musicians, will be celebrating some of Australia's greatest female artists through...

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Up for the challenge

Some years ago, Wonthaggi Football-Netball Club wanted to leave the Gippsland League. Officials said playing in the major league was "too hard". A former Power...