Home News Reducing the risk of household scalds The Victorian Building Authority is encouraging consumers to make sure hot water delivered to a bath or shower is a maximum of 50°C, and to contact a licensed or registered plumber about regulating the temperature. Photo: Contributed News Reducing the risk of household scalds 17/07/2022 FacebookTwitterEmail Hot water in baths and showers continue to cause serious burns and scalds to children around Australia each year. The […] Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content. Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password Latest News Snap Fitness Sale’s official grand opening 10/03/2025 Despite being open to the public for months, Snap Fitness Sale had its official grand opening on Monday last week. There were appearances from the... Head ‘Under the Sea’ this Saturday 10/03/2025 What is the Maffra Mardi Gras? 10/03/2025 Showcasing more of Stratford’s history 10/03/2025 Yarram Yarram Landcare invites landscaper Phillip Johnson to speak 10/03/2025