Students plant for National Tree Day
Longford Primary School students were eager to show their green thumbs during a gardening session on Wednesday to celebrate National Tree Day.
Encouraging healthy choices
Central Gippsland Health has partnered with Alfred Health to install signs in its cafeteria to help staff and visitors identify which foods are healthier choices.
Shop windows are smashed in Sale’s CBD
Police are seeking witnesses after several businesses in Sale’s central business district had their front windows smashed at the weekend.
Yarram woman to face court
A 23-year-old woman has been charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest after an altercation in Yarram.
New floor for GRSC
Wellington Shire Council will spend $835,000 to upgrade the stadium floor at the Gippsland Regional Sports Complex in Sale.
Cat and mouse game at protest line
Union members campaigning against new contracts offered to maintenance staff working in Esso’s Bass Strait oil and gas fields have vowed not to let the loss of Scabby the Rat break their campaign.
MPs undecided on euthanasia
The release of the Ministerial Advisory Panel’s final report on Voluntary Assisted Dying is being met with caution in Gippsland.
Traralgon bypass push
The Committee for Gippsland launched a campaign to lock in funding commitments for a business case and construction of the Traralgon bypass.
Ramahyuck reflects on 25 years
Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation is marking its 25th anniversary this year.
Money fights indigenous family violence
The federal government will provide up to $2.49 million for a tailored project to address family violence experienced by Indigenous women and children in the Wellington and East Gippsland shires.
Sea urchins targeted
A south Gippsland seagrass meadow has been rescued from a sea urchin infestation thanks to a team from Parks Victoria, Fisheries Victoria and a group of volunteers.
Bruthen fatality
A Bruthen man died after a car crash at Tongio on Saturday.





