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From Sale to the Somme

TWENTY Gippsland Grammar students have returned from a two-week study tour of France which took their classroom learning from the landmarks of Paris to...

Call to delay transmission project

CALLS to delay the awarding of a tender for the Gippsland offshore wind transmission project have grown. Member for Gippsland South Danny O'Brien and One...

Gippsland Times to host candidates forum next week

In the interests of helping our community make an informed decision when they vote in the coming state election, the Gippsland Times will next...

Final EES scoping requirements issued for Fingerboards sand mine

Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) has welcomed the final scoping requirements for the Fingerboards environment effects statement (EES) as issued by state Planning Minister Sonya...

Labor confirms Gippy South candidate

Gippsland resident, working mum and community advocate Amy Barry-Macaulay will stand as Labor's candidate for Gippsland South in the state election. Raised in Gippsland as...

Foster St footpath put on agenda

Cars and kerbs pose safety risks to residents who rely on mobility scooters as they navigate the northern side of Foster St, despite years...

Exercise as medicine in cancer care

Gippslanders living with cancer can now access specialised exercise programs as part of their cancer care, through a new service at Latrobe Regional Health. The...

Stephens flying the flag for Labor

Cowwarr resident Sonny Stephens says she has "unfinished business" as she contests Gippsland East for the Labor Party at coming state election. Ms Stephens ran...

Independent to run in Gippsland South

Phillip Schuhmann has announced he will run as an independent candidate for Gippsland South at the November 28 state election. Having lived in the Strzelecki...

Espeseth raises hand to represent Victorian Socialists

Amy Espeseth, a writer, community advocate and Raymond Island resident, will contest Gippsland East for the Victorian Socialists at the November state election, pledging...

Transmission opposition

Opponents of using overground transmission lines from offshore wind turbines to the power grid in the Latrobe Valley fear the current state government may...

Maffra man sentenced

A Maffra man has been sentenced to 24 years in prison, with a non-parole period of 17 years, for the murder of his uncle...

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

Cars and kerbs pose safety risks to residents who rely on mobility scooters as they navigate the northern side of Foster St, despite years...