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Government boost for local libraries

Wellington Shire Council will receive $354,200 from the state government which will continue funding the local libraries during the 2025-26 period. Last month, Local Government...

‘Gentle upswing’ for Gippsland house prices

Gippsland home prices are rising, but at a slower rate than most parts of regional Victoria, according to new data provided to the Gippsland...

New life for Aqua Energy

Aqua Energy is officially back in full swim and now completely open for public use indoors and out, after a long two years of...

Traralgon by-pass petition launched

A petition calling for the state and federal governments to work together on the proposed Traralgon by-pass has begun collecting signatures. Federal Member for Gippsland...

Beach reopens after whale stranding

Sandy Point beach in South Gippsland is open again to the public after the relocation and burial of a stranded juvenile humpback whale. The deceased...

Gippsland dairy with 1200 capacity toured by hundreds

Stepping into a side quest from the 26th annual South Gippsland Farming Expo, more than 300 people toured a 100-stand rotary dairy. Bracing against the...

Both sides to appeal Erin Patterson case

Gippsland's infamous mushroom murder case has not reached a satisfactory conclusion, with both the prosecution and the defence to contest the outcome. This week, the...

Maffra’s Macalister Hotel back on the market

An old Maffra pub with a century-old façade has a new opportunity to re-open after being put back on the market for sale, with...

Film review: ‘Kangaroo’ is a charming Aussie family comedy

KANGAROO (directed by Kate Woods), a heart-warming family comedy about ex-TV personality Chris Masterman (Ryan Corr), who becomes stranded in an outback town outside...

Proposed Rosedale servo ‘not wanted’

FOR residents of Rosedale, it’s a case of “two’s company, three’s crowd”. The residents are objecting to a proposed third service station in the town. Application...

Gippslander Mat Morgan announced as Greens candidate for state election

Sixth-generation Gippslander, climate campaigner and Bass Coast Shire councillor Mat Morgan has been announced at the Greens' lead candidate for the Eastern Victoria upper...

Not as many jobs in renewables, according to Mining Energy Union

THE Mining Energy Union has cut through claims about Gippsland's energy transition with a strong statement: renewables will never replace the jobs lost in...

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Goannas positive over 50s season

The Gippsland Goannas over-50 team once again set off on the long trip to Lara to front up for a semi-final clash against a...

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