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• Darren Chester calls for more attention to rising Gippsland crime rate, welcomes $7.5M Crime Stoppers funding
  Darren Chester highlights rising crime in Gippsland and welcomes $7.5 million funding for Crime Stoppers to combat local criminal activity and enhance community safety if the Coalition wins the next federal election.
• Gippsland Water invests $4M in Moe treatment plant upgrade to protect drinking water supplies for 25 years
  Gippsland Water is investing $4 million in the Moe water treatment plant to upgrade storage basins, ensuring safe drinking water for local communities and industries over the next 25 years.
• Martin Cameron says new data contradicts Labor's claims, highlighting Morwell's 15.4% unemployment and ongoing jobs crisis
  New Federal data shows Morwell's unemployment rate at 15.4%, highlighting Labor's failure to tackle Latrobe Valley's jobs crisis. Martin Cameron condemns broken promises and lack of urgency in diversifying local industries.
• Darren Chester calls for EOI on Stronger Communities Programme, submit your applications by 12 February 2025
  Gippsland community groups can apply for grants up to $20,000 through the #lovegippsland Stronger Communities Programme. EOIs close February 12, 2025. Visit the department's website for guidelines and criteria.
• Tim Bull and RSL sub-branches encouraged to apply for funding to restore war memorials and upgrade veteran services facilities
  RSL sub-branches are urged to apply for funding of up to $50,000 for war memorial restoration and facility upgrades to support veterans and families, with applications closing February 3, 2025.
• Allan Labor government allocates $2M in disaster recovery grants for restoring Victoria's heritage landmarks
  The Allan Labor government announces over $2 million in Disaster Recovery Heritage Grants to restore 16 heritage sites damaged by natural disasters, including Walhalla Bandstand, Bael Beal Homestead, and Benalla Showgrounds.
• Cycling Without Age Gippsland launches free trishaw rides in Lakes Entrance to combat social isolation
  Cycling Without Age Gippsland, launched in Lakes Entrance, offers free trishaw rides to reduce social isolation, with plans to expand to Bairnsdale and Sale. The initiative is chaired by MP Darren Chester.
• East Gippsland Shire Council seeks public input on planning amendments for housing growth in Paynesville and Eagle Point
  East Gippsland Shire Council seeks feedback on planning amendments for new housing in Paynesville and Eagle Point to support sustainable growth, with submissions closing on 31 January for independent review.
• Tim Bull criticises Labor's free camping policy for "ghost camping" and its negative impact on local communities
  Gippsland East MP Tim Bull criticises Labor's free camping initiative for causing "ghost camping" and harming local communities, urging fines for double bookings and better management of national parks.
• Sailors Grave Brewing's Chris Moore delivers inspiring keynote at 2024 East Gippsland Australia Day Awards in Orbost
  Chris Moore, Australia Day Ambassador, celebrates East Gippsland's potential in his keynote at the 2024 Awards in Orbost, highlighting the region's diversity, pride, and local craft brewing.
• Bryan Watterson, 2025 Lyrebird award winner leading regional environmental restoration efforts
  Bryan Watterson, a key community champion, played a vital role in removing willows and planting along the Agnes River. His efforts, including extensive tree planting and inspiring others, earned him a 2024 Lyrebird Award.
• Celebrating John Topp's lifelong dedication to native plants and conservation in Gippsland's natural environment
  John Topp, a passionate nurseryman and seed collector, dedicated over 50 years to native plants, conservation, and Landcare. He was awarded the 2024 Lyrebird Award for his lifelong contributions to Gippsland's environment.
• East Gippsland celebrates volunteers and community spirit at 2025 Australia Day Awards in Orbost
  Over 150 residents gathered in Orbost for the 2025 East Gippsland Australia Day Awards, celebrating volunteers, community events, and outstanding individuals, including Bill Newcomen, Tanner McMillan, Alfie Simpson, and the Omeo Get Together.
• Passionate young volunteers protecting the environment through adventurous, creative, and impactful activities across Gippsland
  Gippsland Intrepid Landcare, formed in 2017, engages young volunteers in environmental work with adventurous activities like kayaking, tree planting, and festival events, fostering community involvement and career connections in conservation.
• West Gippsland CMA 2024 Lyrebird winners - Kate Mirams and Peter Neaves inspiring change through soil health and sustainability
  Kate Mirams and Peter Neaves, Bryan Watterson, Gippsland Intrepid Landcare, and John Topp are the 2024 Lyrebird Award winners for their outstanding contributions to environmental and landcare initiatives in West Gippsland.

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