• Support Worker - Gippsland
• Swim Teachers, Pool Lifeguards Duty Managers, Customer Service Officers

• Allan Labor government backs local sports with new grants boosting clubs across eastern Victoria through the Sporting Club Grants Program
  The Allan Labor government is boosting local sports in Eastern Victoria with grants supporting equipment, training, and participation for dozens of community clubs through the Sporting Club Grants Program.
• Award-winning Gippsland Pub Trail - cosy meals, community spirit, cold beers, and culinary excellence across the region
  Discover Gippsland's award-winning pubs, where cosy atmospheres, standout menus and warm hospitality create the ultimate country getaway. From gourmet meals to live music, these venues have something for everyone.
• Darren Chester demands action on Mallacoota-Genoa Rd upgrade after four-year delay and no construction progress
  Darren Chester is demanding answers in Federal Parliament after four years with no progress on the $10 million Mallacoota-Genoa Rd upgrade promised post - Black Summer bushfires.
• South Gippsland Winter Festival 2025, opportunities for all ages, grants and other council projects updates
  South Gippsland's Winter 2025 is packed with grant opportunities, community events, workshops, environmental projects, business awards, and local initiatives supporting residents, volunteers, and nature across the region.
• Danny O'Brien opposes forced land access powers in Labor's Vic Grid Stage 2 electricity transmission bill
  Danny O'Brien will oppose Labor's Vic Grid Stage 2 Bill, arguing it expands forced land access powers, penalises landholders, and disrespects property rights. He calls for genuine consultation and fairer infrastructure development.
• East Gippsland contractors invited to workshop to learn how to successfully tender for council projects and opportunities
  East Gippsland Shire Council invites local contractors to a breakfast workshop covering tendering tips, safety requirements, and 2025/26 Capital Works opportunities to help businesses win council contracts confidently.
• East Gippsland Council urges drivers to slow down, park legally and keep school zones safe
  East Gippsland Shire Council urges drivers to slow down, obey school zone rules, park legally and follow crossing supervisors to keep students safe as school resumes. Unsafe behaviour can be reported to the council.
• Kurnai College students and Gippsland Water plant lomandra at Moondarra to support biodiversity and strengthen cultural connection
  Gippsland Water and Kurnai College students planted nurtured lomandra grasses at Moondarra reservoir, strengthening First Nations students' connection to Country, supporting biodiversity, and enhancing the community space for everyone to enjoy.
• Baw Baw Shire Council invites community to have your say on draft Road Management Plan 2025 15 August 2025
  Baw Baw Shire Council invites community feedback on its draft Road Management Plan, which sets service standards and safety measures for over 1,800 km of roads. Consultation runs from 15 July to 15 August.
• Baw Baw Shire residents encouraged to adopt cats or dogs and give loving homes to animals in need
  Baw Baw Shire Council urges residents to adopt cats or dogs, giving animals loving homes. Affordable adoption fees include desexing, microchipping, and registration. View available pets and apply online today.
• Inverloch and Lakes Entrance lifesavers honoured with national medal for dedicated, lifesaving community service commitment
  Eleven Victorian lifesavers were awarded the National Medal, recognising 15 years' dedication and service. Recipients must complete at least 30 patrol hours yearly. LSV CEO Cath Greaves praised their skill, commitment and selflessness.
• Darren Chester invites Gippslanders to join the 2026 #lovegippsland Calendar Competition by 3 October 2025
  Darren Chester invites Gippslanders to enter iconic local photos for the 2026 #lovegippsland calendar. Thirteen winners featured; top three receive hampers. Entries close October 3, 2025.
• Exchange Place returns to Bairnsdale Library, showcasing local artists' works on 24, 25, and 26 July 2025
  East Gippsland's Exchange Place returns to Bairnsdale Library, showcasing local artists' works exploring identity, place and belonging, inspired by community conversations, First Nations stories and a year-long partnership with RMIT.
• Melina Bath encourages local groups to apply for 2025 - 2026 Community Food Relief Program Grants by 19 August 2025
  Melina Bath encourages local neighbourhood houses, community groups, and social enterprises to apply for 2025 - 2026 Community Food Relief Grants, helping expand vital food relief services and support families facing rising food insecurity.
• Melina Bath urges young farmers to apply for the 2025 Upskill and Invest Scholarship to grow their careers before 23 July 2025
  Melina Bath urges young farmers to apply for the 2025 Upskill and Invest Scholarship, offering up to $10,000 for training, farm improvements, and practical skills to strengthen rural communities.

• More Latest News • Add your News