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Newsletter: Data, debates & dogs

Newsletter: Data, debates & dogs

Plus: How much to keep coal fires burning?

Latrobe City tells government data centres would look mighty fine in the valley

Latrobe City tells government data centres would look mighty fine in the valley

As new regulations for the industry are rolled out, this Gippsland council is making its case to be an AI hub.

One Nation will keep ageing coal plants running in Gippsland – despite industry warnings on reliability

One Nation will keep ageing coal plants running in Gippsland – despite industry warnings on reliability

With an increasing amount of unplanned outages and high maintenance costs, how much will the taxpayer cough up to keep the stations humming?

From hospitals to energy: Narracan candidates make their case as fast-growing electorate prepares for election day

From hospitals to energy: Narracan candidates make their case as fast-growing electorate prepares for election day

The Monitor attended a Warragul event to chat to wannabe politicians and voters about the upcoming poll.

Warragul locals have their say on how rising fuel prices impact them

Warragul locals have their say on how rising fuel prices impact them

The cost of filling up a vehicle is putting the pinch on Gippslander's weekly budget.

Newsletter: Pool closures and Pizza Boyz

Newsletter: Pool closures and Pizza Boyz

Plus: Falls, fires and fast cars.

South Gippsland council considers closing pools as repair costs hit $78 million over 15 years

South Gippsland council considers closing pools as repair costs hit $78 million over 15 years

With a potentially record breaking summer around the corner, the shire is saying it can't afford to maintain all six of its ageing aquatic facilities.

How a Traralgon pizza shop owner turned a loud voice into social media fame

How a Traralgon pizza shop owner turned a loud voice into social media fame

Tim Beattie's booming ads have got him noticed around Australia.

A Trafalgar museum preserves over a century of Holden's history, from saddles to Speedsters

A Trafalgar museum preserves over a century of Holden's history, from saddles to Speedsters

The 110 cars in the warehouse are looked after by roughly 60 local volunteers.

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