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• Japanese Consul-General tours Latrobe Valley key industries, explores hydrogen and energy future with Martin Cameron
  Nationals MP Martin Cameron hosted Japan's Consul-General Tokuro Furuya on a tour of Latrobe Valley industries, highlighting paper manufacturing, energy innovation, and the region's hydrogen export and clean energy potential.
• South Gippsland Shire Council Community Survey, you may be called to share your feedback - confidential and greatly appreciated
  South Gippsland Shire Council is conducting a community satisfaction survey via phone until month's end. Your feedback is valued and confidential. Calls will come from National Field Services, an independent agency.
• Dog owner convicted after menacing dogs seriously injure neighbour's pet in Drouin attack
  A Drouin man was convicted on 11 charges after his dogs, including a declared menacing dog, seriously injured a neighbour's pet. He was fined $1,900 and ordered to pay costs.
• Melina Bath slam Labor's gas policy revisions as political stunt amid rising energy costs and election pressure
  The Nationals' Melina Bath has slammed Labor's revised gas policy as a political stunt, arguing it worsens costs, limits energy choice, and risks Victoria's energy security during a cost-of-living crisis.
• East Gippsland adopts 2025/26 Budget, Council Plan and strategic documents focused on fairness, sustainability and community priorities
  East Gippsland Shire Council has adopted its 2025/26 Budget and strategic plans, keeping rates below cap while funding essential services, infrastructure renewal, and community priorities through sustainable, community-informed financial planning.
• Experience unscripted magic as 'Tiny Festival of Practice' comes to The Forge on 18 July 2025
  Don't miss Tiny Festival of Practice - a one-night-only, unscripted performance of dance, theatre, and improvisation at The Forge, featuring world-renowned artists Rosalind Crisp and Andrew Morrish.
• Have your say on South Gippsland's Draft Road Management Plan to help shape reliable infrastructure by 13 July 2025
  South Gippsland Shire Council is seeking feedback on its Draft Road Management Plan, outlining updated standards, responsibilities, and inspection schedules for maintaining safe, accessible roads and footpaths across the municipality.
• Tim Bull encourages the football and netball clubs to send application for facility upgrades by 7 July 2025
  Football and netball clubs in Gippsland East can apply for up to $250,000 in facility upgrade grants before July 7 through the Country Football and Netball Program.
• Bass Coast adopts 20-year Integrated Transport Strategy to boost safety, sustainability, and access across growing region
  Bass Coast's 20-year Integrated Transport Strategy aims to improve safety, access, sustainability, and connectivity across all transport modes, supporting population growth and community needs through extensive engagement and regular reviews.
• Bass Coast adopts plan to deliver new mountain bike, BMX and pump track facilities across five priority sites
  Bass Coast has adopted a plan to develop five new bike and pump track facilities, supporting active lifestyles, tourism, and inclusive recreation through staged delivery and community collaboration.
• Baw Baw Shire Council's 2025/26 Community Grants are now open, community groups are encouraged to apply by 25 July 2025
  Applications by Appointment are now open for Baw Baw 2025/26 Community Grants. Eligible groups can access up to $5,000 for local projects, events, programs, environmental initiatives, or equipment purchases.
• San Remo Structure Plan adopted to guide sustainable growth and preserve coastal character for future generations
  Bass Coast Shire Council has adopted the San Remo Structure Plan, guiding sustainable growth, infrastructure, and development while preserving the town's coastal character through extensive community engagement and long-term vision.
• Bass Coast Council seeks community feedback on draft 2025 Governance Rules and Election Policy until 17 July 2025
  Bass Coast Shire Council is seeking community feedback on its draft 2025 Governance Rules, including updated election policies, aimed at strengthening transparency, fairness, and accountability. Consultation is open until 17 July.
• Crime surges across Eastern Victoria as police numbers lag and offences hit record highs
  Crime in eastern Victoria has surged to record highs, with offences rising across all local areas. The Nationals blame police under-resourcing, citing staff shortages, budget cuts, and rising community concern.
• Gippsland Water supports local student through school-based apprenticeship in conservation and ecosystem management
  Gippsland Water is supporting future careers by welcoming its first SBAT student, Xavier, who's gaining hands-on experience, formal training, and a Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management.

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