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• 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.
• 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.
• Mobile Service Centre is coming to South Gippsland and other council project updates
  A mobile service centre will visit Mirboo North on 25 June, offering support and information on government services. Council also highlights upcoming events, workshops, planning updates, and community funding opportunities.
• Peri Urban Councils unite to address housing, infrastructure and growth challenges in fast-growing regions like Gippsland
  Peri Urban councils will meet in Canberra to unite on housing, infrastructure, and growth challenges, aiming to form a stronger voice and advocate for funding to support their rapidly expanding communities.
• Bass Coast Council adopts $123.2M budget focused on services, infrastructure and long-term financial sustainability
  Bass Coast Council has adopted its $123.2M 2025-26 Budget, balancing services, infrastructure investment, and sustainability within the 3% rate cap, with strong community input shaping key priorities.
• Bass Coast Council unites with the opposition against state's Emergency Services Levy, citing unfair burden on community
  Bass Coast Shire Council opposes the state's Emergency Services Levy, citing unfair financial impacts on residents, farmers, and businesses, and calls for its immediate repeal and genuine community consultation.
• East Gippsland Shines with resilience, community spirit and winter warmth in a fortnight of highlights
  East Gippsland embraced winter with resilience, awards, community celebrations, and the Rising Strong forum marking five years of recovery. Sporting events, new citizens, and the Winter Festival added to the season's highlights.
• Free workshops to help East Gippslanders boost home resilience to bushfires, storms, floods and extreme weather
  Free workshops across East Gippsland will help residents assess and improve home resilience to bushfires, storms, floods, and extreme weather using expert tools, practical advice, and personalised resilience ratings.
• Gippsland Irrigation Business boosted with $130K support from Forestry Transition Fund to create new local jobs
  A $130,000 grant is helping DL Jackson Contracting launch Macalister Poly & Irrigation, creating jobs and expanding Gippsland's agricultural services through the Forestry Transition Fund.
• Martin Cameron urges government to deploy more PSOs, not private guards, at regional Victorian train stations
  Martin Cameron is calling for more PSOs at regional train stations, criticising Labor's reliance on private security and V/Line staff amid rising concerns over assaults and anti-social behaviour.
• Baw Baw Council writes to the Victorian Treasurer opposing emergency levy, urging full repeal and fairer funding model
  Baw Baw Shire Council has formally opposed the new Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund, calling it unfair and urging full repeal, following strong community backlash and statewide rural protests.
• Darren Chester urges Gippslanders to access vital government services via the Mobile Service Centre visiting six towns
  Mobile Service Centre Blue Gum will visit six Gippsland towns, providing locals with access to Centrelink, Medicare, NDIS, and veterans' services, especially for those lacking nearby government offices.
• East Gippsland Council appoints seven new members to strengthen East Gippsland agriculture sector advisory committee
  East Gippsland Shire Council has appointed seven new members to its Agriculture Sector Advisory Committee, boosting local leadership, innovation, and resilience in regional farming communities across diverse agricultural industries.
• Martin Cameron announces Claire Lindsay as Marsh/Tierney Scholar to trek Kokoda and honour Gippsland's legacy
  Latrobe Youth Mayor Claire Lindsay has received the $6300 Marsh/Tierney Scholarship to trek the Kokoda Trail with MP Martin Cameron, supported by generous community and service club contributions.
• Darren Chester urges Minister to stop pay freeze as NDIS cuts threaten Gippsland participants allied health services
  Proposed NDIS funding cuts risk leaving Gippsland residents without allied health services, prompting MP Darren Chester to urge government intervention to protect regional clients and prevent further service withdrawal.

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