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Jobs in supermarkets, horticulture and health

While some businesses are closing or temporarily shutting down, others are seeking more employees, including supermarkets, health services and businesses involved in the horticulture sector.

Concerns over visitors

A local MP is concerned at reports of hundreds of people relocating to holiday homes in coastal villages in places such as Loch Sport, Venus Bay, Sandy Point and Walkerville.

Street art lifts spirits

With the COVID-19 outbreak casting gloom across the world, a street art project in Yarram is proving a joyous and colourful antidote.

Respiratory clinics will be set up in Gippsland

Respiratory clinics will be established across regional areas, including Gippsland.

New rules to slow COVID-19 spread

Stage three restrictions are now being enforced across Australia, which involves a ban on gatherings of more than two people.

Some good news for dog owner group

A newly-formed responsible dog owners group in Maffra has had some small wins, with Wellington Shire Council likely to amend a controversial bylaw that allows dogs off leash in town areas.

Gippsland MHR is optimistic about highway upgrade funding

Gippsland MHR Darren Chester is optimistic about securing funding for a multi-million upgrade of the Princes Highway through Sale, after meetings in Canberra last week.

Students, teachers adapt to online learning

Gippsland Grammar's new learning at home model, which the school transitioned to last Monday, has been operating relatively smoothly.

Rail bridge works steam ahead

Construction is well underway on the new rail bridge at Stratford, as part of the $530 million upgrade of the Gippsland line.

Heyfield school oval gets upgrade

The oval at Heyfield Primary School is being restored so it will be safer for students to use when they return to school.

GERF bushfire appeal raises $10.4 million for victims

The Gippsland Emergency Relief Fund raised $10.4 million through its bushfire appeal, the fund's biggest fundraising effort.

$144m secured for Fingerboards mine

The proponent of the Fingerboards Mineral Sands Project has signed a joint venture partnership securing $144 million in project financing for the proposed mine at Glenaladale.

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