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Glengarry Pub gets involved in flannos for farmers fundraising

Raising a glass or two for farmers, the Glengarry Pub participated in the national charity, Flannel For A Farmer Day, with the Farm Angels...

Hauling hay from way out west

Hauling support to farmers in truckloads, many transport companies have been sourcing hay supply for local farmers across the country. Having recently dropped a load...

Long-awaited McLoughlins Beach Jetty completed

The McLoughlins Beach community is celebrating the completion of the long-awaited new jetty. Joining locals in celebrating was state Member for Gippsland South Danny O'Brien,...

Left wanting by new timetable

The state government has been accused of "once again leaving Gippslanders east of Traralgon behind", following the announcement of a new Gippsland rail line...

New mine to require freight rail service

Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) has announced the formation of a new Freight Rail Taskforce (FRT) after preliminary studies confirmed that the proposed new mine...

Local company to turn rubbish into hydrogen

Zerogen, a locally-founded company dedicated to the production of sustainable energy and fuels for the regions, has been awarded a key licence, allowing it...

Pads, tampons free at libraries

Wellington Shire libraries are part of a state government initiative providing free pads and tampons at public venues across Victoria. The government's $23 million program...

One Gippsland concerned for fishing amid offshore wind

The region's peak advocacy body, One Gippsland, has expressed "deep concern" about the possible impact of offshore wind on the region's fishing industry. One Gippsland...

Child safety overhaul to focus on strengthening working with children’s check

The state government has announced an overhaul of child safety measures in the wake of a Melbourne childcare worker being charged with dozens of...

Capturing Newry in colour

Loch Sport mural artist Simon White is capturing Wellington Shire’s history, industry, and people in bold, colourful murals. His latest work, commissioned by the Farmers...

Homelessness Week event highlights growing housing crisis

More than 1500 origami houses were displayed during Homelessness Week (August 4 to 10), with the Gippsland Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) in Traralgon hosting...

New council plans setting the pace for next four years

Wellington Shire Council last week formally adopted its four key strategic documents. The plans - the Council Plan 2025-29, Financial Plan, Asset Plan, and Municipal...

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Next two Gippsland Times issues a day early

The Gippsland Times will be published a day earlier the next two weeks. Issues will hit the newsstands on Tuesday, December 23, and Tuesday, December...