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There's everything from standup comedy laughs to local art exhibitions to a scenic ride on a historic steam train.
From a Roy Orbison tribute singer to local country, blues and roots bands to a German youth chamber orchestra.
Energy and Climate Change Senior Fellow at the Grattan Institute Tony Wood spoke to the Gippsland Monitor about power bills, how they work and what impacts them.
The change, announced in July, means such imports will be allowed into Australia for the first time since 2003.
Community effort plants 1,200 native trees, shrubs and grasses in conservation marathon.
The number of households sleeping rough in cars, tents or in the open in Gippsland soared by 32 percent over the last year.
Environmental groups call for scrutiny and a strategic plan as proposal moves to the next stage.
Environmental groups warn proposed permits will trigger invasive practice and derail climate goals.
Lindsay Marriott said the turbines on his property have allowed him to increase productivity and upgrade old buildings.
The Gippsland Monitor asked passersby their thoughts on the sports betting industry.
A man in his 70s and a woman in her 60s are the only two passengers.
One Latrobe City councillor said she wouldn’t put her name “to something that could potentially kill a child”.
In Victoria, it is illegal to hunt, take, destroy, injure or interfere with wildlife without authorisation.
A 2020 report found any increase in the amount of water extracted from the Latrobe Valley river system would lead to a decline in ecological value and biodiversity.
