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Aug 24, 2026

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Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

"This is a desperate call for every single elected member of state and federal parliament to come up and show us the money."

Bass Coast Shire

Aug 20, 2026

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3 min read

Gippsland wind farm agreements promise jobs and revenue for Indigenous community and region

“Gunai/Kurnai people are going to benefit from this, but the conversations we're having are going to benefit the broader community as well.”

South Gippsland Shire

Jul 30, 2026

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7 min read

Who can I vote for across Gippsland at the 2026 Victorian election?

Our guide to November’s state election, who you can vote for and what they hope to achieve if they are elected into power.

Election

How the Traralgon Hotel became a cornerstone landmark for 170 years

Aug 21, 2026

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1 min read

How the Traralgon Hotel became a cornerstone landmark for 170 years

For decades it operated as a pub, post office, general store, courthouse, church and community centre all at once.

Latrobe City Council

Jacob Wallace

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon a major electricity transmission line project. But at what cost?

Aug 24, 2026

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2 min read

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon a major electricity transmission line project. But at what cost?

The alternate policy would rely on making more gas available, but 90 percent of Victoria's commercially-viable gas reserves are gone.

Energy

Zara Cuthbertson

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South Gippsland Shire

Family-owned South Gippsland port set to become permanent maintenance hub for wind industry

Aug 27, 2026

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2 min read

Family-owned South Gippsland port set to become permanent maintenance hub for wind industry

“We really want to give the community a platform on which they are able to build their careers and have meaningful employment long term.”

Aug 26, 2026

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4 min read

Newsletter: Pools, potholes and power

Plus: A video game based in Gippsland.

Aug 25, 2026

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1 min read

Bass Coast Shire put away $500,000 for San Remo foreshore works - now it’s worried funds could be spent kilometres away

“We're not for a second denying that Lang Lang doesn't need some work done. But it should be separate funding.”

Aug 25, 2026

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1 min read

"It's a huge industry": Wind companies talk with First Nations leaders about local job security

Four developers have voluntarily entered into agreements with the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation.

Aug 24, 2026

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1 min read

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

"This is a desperate call for every single elected member of state and federal parliament to come up and show us the money."

"It's a huge industry": Wind companies talk with First Nations leaders about local job security

Four developers have voluntarily entered into agreements with the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation.

Energy

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

"This is a desperate call for every single elected member of state and federal parliament to come up and show us the money."

Bass Coast Shire

Is it too late to vaccinate thousands of little penguins against bird flu?

The roll out of the jab program is a matter of urgency on Phillip Island, after one of the species died from H5N1 earlier this month.

Bass Coast Shire

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon a major electricity transmission line project. But at what cost?

The alternate policy would rely on making more gas available, but 90 percent of Victoria's commercially-viable gas reserves are gone.

Energy

Bao buns, beef pho or sizzling lamb: Where's your favourite place to eat in Traralgon?

From local Vietnamese institutions to all-day breakfast cafes, locals had their say on their top eateries in the town.

Food

How the Traralgon Hotel became a cornerstone landmark for 170 years

For decades it operated as a pub, post office, general store, courthouse, church and community centre all at once.

Latrobe City Council

Traralgon drivers navigate pothole-riddled roads as councils wait for state funding

“I've been playing dodgem. That's why I haven't had my car damaged.”

Roads

Newsletter: Potholes, parking and crime

Plus: Local job security and guzzling data centres.

Newsletter

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Your go-to source for local news, events, and community stories across Gippsland.

MUST READ

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

Gippsland wind farm agreements promise jobs and revenue for Indigenous community and region

Who can I vote for across Gippsland at the 2026 Victorian election?

How the Traralgon Hotel became a cornerstone landmark for 170 years

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon a major electricity transmission line project. But at what cost?

THE LATEST

Family-owned South Gippsland port set to become permanent maintenance hub for wind industry

Newsletter: Pools, potholes and power

Bass Coast Shire put away $500,000 for San Remo foreshore works - now it’s worried funds could be spent kilometres away

"It's a huge industry": Wind companies talk with First Nations leaders about local job security

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

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"It's a huge industry": Wind companies talk with First Nations leaders about local job security

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

Is it too late to vaccinate thousands of little penguins against bird flu?

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon a major electricity transmission line project. But at what cost?

Bao buns, beef pho or sizzling lamb: Where's your favourite place to eat in Traralgon?

How the Traralgon Hotel became a cornerstone landmark for 170 years

Traralgon drivers navigate pothole-riddled roads as councils wait for state funding

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