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Drive through incident prompts Gippsland Centre safety review

Gippsland Centre manager Emma Waghorne is often asked about what her workdays entail. She receives calls about rubbish, sewage, security and other matters, which...

Sale collision being investigated

Stefan Bradley Police are investigating a collision in Sale last Thursday. It is believed a grey Subaru collided with a grey Audi on Codrington St about...

Contending with fires and floods in Seaton, Yangoura and Walhalla

Katrina Brandon and David Braithwaite FIRES have ignited within the local area with multiple in Walhalla, Yangoura and Seaton. But within days, rain across the district...

Fire on Gippsland Centre roof extinguished

A blaze on the roof located above Woolworths Sale at Gippsland Centre on Tuesday afternoon has been brought under control after that area of...

Adam De Silva to pay respect to Prince at the Bundy

ARIA Award winner and leading member of R&B group CDB Andrew De Silva and his incredible band of touring musicians pay respect to the...

CFA volunteers down 20pc: report

A NEW report has revealed volunteer firefighter numbers are down more than 20 per cent over the past decade. Victoria has 28,906 operational CFA volunteers...

Celebrating Gippsland Lakes for our common future

World Wetlands Day – held on February 2 – was seen as a chance to stop and reflect on the Gippsland Lakes – renowned...

Home prices dip in Gippsland

Home prices in the Latrobe-Gippsland region have fallen 2.38 per cent over the past year in keeping with the trend seen in regional Victoria...

One Gippsland new leadership

One Gippsland has elected a new leadership team to lead the organisation for the next 12 months. South Gippsland Shire councillor Nathan Hersey was elected...

Time for Gippsland succulent to bloom

Katrina Brandon HIDDEN away within the Gippsland hills is an agave americana (century or half-century plant) that blooms only every 10 to 25 years. Now, the...

Grammar to search for new principal

Gippsland Grammar could take 12 months before appointing a new principal. Michele Wakeham resigned last last year, having been appointed to the position at the...

Stating the case for nuclear power

Philip Hopkins AMERICAN nuclear experts claimed during a recent information night in Morwell that a nuclear power station in the Latrobe Valley could create thousands...

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Bird of the Month for April: Pacific black duck

The medium sized Pacific black duck is a familiar sight in East Gippsland wetlands, estuaries and bays. In more urbanised areas they can be seen...