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Council advocating for more transport options

CONVERSATIONS about the transport challenges for people living and working in regional and rural areas needs to be broader than just looking at allowing...

Gormandale farmer says storms are part of an emerging pattern

A GIPPSLAND farmer who has spent years lobbying governments to act more quickly on climate change says Australia will experience more severe storms because...

Businesses urged to take advantage of Archibald tourism boom

Australia’s most-prestigious portrait award, the Archibald Prize, is coming to Sale, and Wellington Shire Council is calling on local businesses and attractions to get...

Storm, flood clean-up

THE clean-up continues across Wellington Shire following last week’s storm, as local volunteers rolled up their sleeves and mopped up the aftermath of floodwaters...

Joey rescued from rising floodwaters in Pearsondale

DOZENS of heart-warming tales of rescue, heroism and acts of kindness have come out of last week's floods, including a touching story of an...

Rain expected Friday, but no severe weather

AUTHORITIES are warning people to stay alert but not alarmed, as rain falls on Friday and Saturday in Gippsland. The Bureau of Meteorology is stressing...

Budget money for works around Wellington Shire

WELLINGTON Shire Council adopted its 2021-22 budget on Tuesday night. As reported in Tuesday's Gippsland Times, written and verbal submissions resulted in minimal changes to...

Clarity is needed around renewable energy zones

THE state government is being asked to explain what is proposed with its Gippsland Renewable Energy Zone and the impacts – positive and negative...

Telstra concedes its planned local outage on Tuesday was not the best timing

TELSTRA has acknowledged a planned outage which knocked out phone services in Sale in Tuesday was not the best timing, given local people were...

VicForests rejects Bunnings’ reason for timber boycott

VICFORESTS has rejected claims by Bunnings and environmentalists its native forest harvesting operations still breach environmental laws. Last month, the full bench of the Federal...

Reins loosen a little on COVID restrictions

THE metro-regional border will come down, and COVID-19 rules across the state will be eased again, after a suite of new restrictions were announced...

Be alert, but not alarmed, with more rain predicted

AUTHORITIES are warning people to stay alert but not alarmed, as rain begins to fall over the next few days in Gippsland. While some more...

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Looking back on the past year (2025)

December 2024: A STORY that missed last year’s review, but deserves highlighting was the launch of Gippsland Jersey’s seventh Farming Conversations calendar championing mental health....