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Review: Lenovo Legion Go S is a flexible portable gaming PC option

Since the Steam Deck was released in 2022, a rush of Windows-compatible handheld devices have hit the market to bridge the gap between the...

Information sessions about being a foster carer

Anglicare Victoria will be hosting two free online information sessions about becoming a foster carer. One will be held tomorrow from 6.30pm, with another Wednesday,...

Landmark inquiry finds chronic pain severely impacts regional women

Access to healthcare may be a basic right in Australia, but regional women and girls face challenges. The state government's report on the Inquiry...

Farming innovation to boost livestock and pasture management

Innovations in tech to boost livestock and pasture management was the topic of a series of on-farm events in Gippsland last week, including at...

Stepping up fight against family, gendered violence

Wellington Shire Council is joining communities across the globe in the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, running from November 25 to December...

Westpac extends regional closure moratorium

Westpac will extend its moratorium on regional branch closures and pilot a new way to deliver banking services to regional communities through a new...

New state government measures announced to protect retail workers from harm

THE state government has announced new measures to protect workers from harm. Premier Jacinta Allan joined Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny to announce the introduction of the...

One Gippsland takes part in European Union research initiative

GIPPSLAND was selected to take part in a European Union research initiative, shining an international spotlight on the region’s energy diversification, tourism and high...

Trump removes tariffs on beef

Beef is among hundreds of food products now exempted from trade tariffs imposed by United States President Donald Trump. The President made the order in...

‘Adult time for adult crime’ policy unveiled by state govt

All children 14 and above committing violent crimes – like invading someone's home or injuring someone with a machete – will face adult sentences...

New bus shelters at Sale and Heyfield to be built

Regional communities will soon benefit from improved walking, cycling and other important transport links, according to the state government. Public and Active Transport Minister Gabrielle...

More on Albo-Trump mineral sands agreement

THE former deputy prime minister of the United Kingdom, who now works for a major shareholder of Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM), is encouraged by...

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No fee for safe disposal of recalled children’s kinetic sand at...

Wellington Shire Council is urging families, schools and businesses to safely dispose of recalled children’s kinetic sand products, which may contain asbestos, for no...