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Gippsland Education Department supports Gippsland.com

Local backing promotes the Portal

By Emma Kae - 30th October 2001 - Back to News

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Above: Peter Greenhill from the Gippsland Education Department plays his part in the Portal Awareness campaign.

In a supportive gesture, representatives of the Gippsland Education Department have participated in television advertising designed to educate the community about Gippsland.com

The advertisement illustrates the Department's leader encouraging the local business society to come together and register themselves online alongside the Gippsland Education Department.

The Portal Awareness Team is hopeful that this type of promotion will motivate potential users to follow the example set by the Gippsland Education Department.

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