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- Latrobe City thrilling summer of sports features tennis, basketball, netball, and bowls happening on January to February 2025
Latrobe City's summer sports lineup features bowls, tennis, basketball, and netball, plus thrilling Australian Boomers matches. Free and ticketed events run January-February 2025 at GRISS and regional venues. - One Gippsland advocates for key road projects to boost safety, freight efficiency, and reduce congestion
One Gippsland seeks government support for four key road projects to enhance safety, reduce congestion, and improve freight efficiency, ensuring better connections for Gippsland's industries and growing communities. - South Gippsland Shire Council holiday closures and service changes for Christmas and New Year period
South Gippsland Shire Council offices close from 3.00pm 24 December, reopening 2 January. Key services including bin collections, visitor centres, and waste management will operate with adjusted schedules during the holiday period. - East Gippsland Shire Council joins $2M vape-free Victoria initiative to raise awareness and reduce vaping on young people
East Gippsland Shire Council joins a $2 million initiative with VicHealth to educate young people about vaping risks, aiming to reduce harm and involve youth in campaign design across Gippsland. - Littleproud criticises Labor's inadequate penalties, delayed action on mandatory Food and Grocery Code of Conduct
Nationals leader David Littleproud criticized Labor's updated Food and Grocery Code penalties as inadequate, calling for $2M fines and faster action to address supermarket price gouging amid a cost-of-living crisis. - Maffra Agricultural Society awarded $9,559 for infrastructure upgrades to improve showgrounds and community engagement
The Maffra and District Agricultural Society receives $9,559 to upgrade infrastructure, including stormwater, skylights, and bird proofing, as part of the Allan Labor government's $300,000 Agricultural and Pastoral Society Grants Program. - Neerim School Reopens, Lisa Williamson appointed as principal to revitalise rural education after four-year closure
Neerim District Rural Primary School reopens in 2024 with 13 students, led by experienced educator Lisa Williamson. The Allan Labor Government supported its revival following community interest after being non-operational since 2019. - Round 2 of the $22M Community Development Fund will support projects to boost forestry towns' local economies
The Allan Labor government's $22 million Community Development Fund supports Victorian forestry towns, creating local jobs, fostering business opportunities, and boosting economic growth through grants for projects and skills development. - Tom McIntosh announced Yarram & District Health Service as a recipient of the Engage! and FReeZA grants
The Allan Labor government is funding Yarram & District Health Service with $150,000 to support youth empowerment through Engage! and FReeZA programs, fostering leadership and skill development for young Victorians. - Venus Bay Surf Life Saving Club launches trial of Public Rescue Equipment Stations on 22 December 2024
Life Saving Victoria and Venus Bay Surf Life Saving Club will trial six Public Rescue Equipment Stations to reduce drownings. These stations will assist bystanders in emergencies and improve response times. - Boomers Bring International Basketball to Traralgon for FIBA 2025 Asia Cup qualifiers on 20 - 23 February 2025
Australia's Boomers will play Indonesia and Thailand in Traralgon's first international basketball fixtures for the FIBA 2025 Asia Cup Qualifiers, boosting local tourism and celebrating Gippsland's rising basketball talent. - Coal power vital for affordable energy amid rising renewable costs, says Russell Broadbent
Russell Broadbent argues coal remains vital for cheap, reliable energy, citing rising costs from renewables, government policies, and subsidies, leading to higher household bills and undermining Australia's baseload power supply. - Gippsland Water launches emergency water trailer, providing access to drinking water during emergencies
Gippsland Water has launched a 2000-litre emergency water trailer, ensuring communities have access to drinking water during service disruptions, supported by staff and equipped with multiple taps for faster service. - Melina Bath urges awareness and vigilance around water to prevent drowning and ensure fun
Melina Bath encourages water safety this summer, highlighting the importance of awareness, vigilance, and preparation to prevent drowning accidents at beaches, pools, and rivers across eastern Victoria. - New 'Regional Launching Pad' initiative to boost economic growth by connecting businesses and investors across regional Victoria
The new 'Regional Launching Pad' initiative will provide shared spaces in regional Victoria to connect businesses, start-ups, and investors, driving economic growth and offering access to investment and innovation resources.
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Ride-on mower MTD Yardman Excellent condition. Has a 46 inch cut. Situated in East Gippsland. Contact John Williams on 0428 260 549 or send online messsage using online form below pictur... $1200
Berends 6 foot slasher 2021 Almost new and in tip top condition. Available in East Gippsland. Contact John Williams on 0428 260 549 or send online messsage using online form below picture.... $3000
Ford 3000 tractor For sale in East Gippsland. Tractor is in great condition and everything works as it should. In good working order for a tractor of its age. Contact John Willia... $8000
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