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Candidates allocated spot in political pecking order

LOWER House candidates have been finalised for the upcoming state election. Contestants for the seat of Gippsland South gathered in Leongatha on Friday at 1pm...

Calls for a better, fairer legal system.

The Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) has welcomed the responses from the major political parties to its calls for a better, fairer legal system...

Remembered, not forgotten

LOCALS gathered across the region last Friday to attend the first in-person Remembrance Day services in three years. In Sale, around 70 people attended the...

Chester tells bureaucrats: get stuff done

Federal Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester, says work to build a $5.8 million all-abilities boardwalk project in Lakes Entrance needs to be fast-tracked after...

Offshore wind jobs guide

Workers looking for jobs in offshore wind can learn more about what opportunities are available, with new 'offshore wind jobs' guide released by Star...

End of 30 year celebration

The Gippsland Women's Health six-week regional roadshow, celebrating 30 years of work in the Gippsland community, ended on Friday, October 21. An organisation aiming for...

Kitten season at Animal Aid

It’s ‘kitten season’ at Animal Aid Gippsland. It’s that time of year again when foster families have an amazing opportunity to adopt a cute kitten...

Billionaire could end Loy Yang early

Philip Hopkins THE Loy Yang A Power Station could close within seven years if software billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes wins control of the AGL board at...

Maffra bank branch wins best in state

MAFFRA’S Bendigo Bank branch has been recognised as the best in the state. Officially known as Community Bank Maffra & District, the branch was awarded...

There’s no aphrodisiac like The Whitlams

THE Whitlams' classic album Eternal Nightcap has turned 25, and the band is marking the anniversary by hitting the road and playing the album...

Works to save wildlife

Victorian landholders have voluntarily protected more than 70,000 hectares of wildlife habitat in the past 50 years through the conservation charity, Trust for Nature,...

Rosedale funds boon

Where do you go when you need support? Where do you go when you need people who care about you? Where do you go...

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Sharing smarter teaching strategies

Workshops delivered by local teachers, for teachers, at the inaugural TeachMeet Gippsland explored how educators can help students become better learners while making the...