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Gippsland Primary Health Network bringing health care on wheels

A NEW mobile health service is bringing essential health care directly to people experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness across East Gippsland and Wellington...

Renee Heath endorsed by Libs

RENEE Heath has retained the top spot on the Liberal and National joint ticket for the Eastern Victoria upper house region for this November's...

Treaty elections underway

Voting for the 2026 treaty elections for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Victoria is now open. First Peoples aged 16 or older who...

Irrigation incentives turn ideas into action for farmers

More farmers across Gippsland can now access incentives for irrigation farm plans. Agriculture Victoria irrigation extension officer Stephanie Veskoukis said after years of success in...

Farmers and industry react to EU trade deal

PRIMARY industry organisations have expressed disappointment at the free trade agreement signed between the federal government and the European Union (EU). The Australia–European Union Free...

Crime up 10 per cent in Wellington Shire

THE amount of criminal incidents recorded in Wellington Shire rose more than 10 per cent last year. The latest figures from the Crime Statistics Agency...

Council beat, March 17: Flood mapping overhaul

Wellington Shire Council's overhaul of flood mapping across the region will define where and how people build homes in flood prone areas, with more...

Taking steps for men’s mental health

Seven men a day, about 2500 each year, die by suicide in Australia. It is “2500 too many” – the message driving the work of...

Walk and talk for mental health to return

More local services and support for youth mental health are key areas local mental health advocate Callan Coleman is passionate about. Since founding Walk &...

Inclusion is for everyone

Sale and District Specialist School put inclusion at the centre of its Harmony Week celebrations last Tuesday, welcoming the community to a vibrant festival...

Iran War’s impact on Gippsland farmers and fuel supply

Food and agribusiness bank Rabobank had some of its research team members in Sale last week to meet with clients and to learn from...

Ausnet inspections this week

If you see a helicoptor flying low this week, fair chance it's AusNet inspecting power infrastructure. The electricity transmission operator has been conducting aerial inspections...

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Reel talk on inaugural Gippsland International Film Festival

It’s time for some reel talk, with special coverage of the inaugural Gippsland International Film Festival. Gippsland Times journalists Blake Metcalf-Holt (who discovered film festivals...