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Hunting truffles in Neerim South with Boogie the "cheese monster" pooch

Hunting truffles in Neerim South with Boogie the "cheese monster" pooch

"If you can smell the aroma, that's a good sign it's ready."

Local business

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Is this Gippsland's healthiest chicken pie?

Is this Gippsland's healthiest chicken pie?

The Monitor taste tested Cafe Biscotti's Thai curry pastry.

Food

Two Renewable Energy Zones have been finalised for Gippsland. Where are they and what does it mean for locals?

Two Renewable Energy Zones have been finalised for Gippsland. Where are they and what does it mean for locals?

“Being in a REZ does not mean every property will host infrastructure, and it does not bypass existing planning or environmental approvals.”

South Gippsland Shire

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Newsletter: The cheese monster

Newsletter: The cheese monster

Plus: Is petrol or electricity cheaper?

Newsletter

"We are not the Gold Coast": Latrobe split on Traralgon Victory Park water playground

"We are not the Gold Coast": Latrobe split on Traralgon Victory Park water playground

Those who supported cutting the size of the park pointed to cost and limited months of use.

Latrobe City Council

Cheaper cocktails and affordable ales: Gippsland’s best happy hour deals

Cheaper cocktails and affordable ales: Gippsland’s best happy hour deals

Whether heading out for a quiet one at the bar or looking to celebrate with a big night, having discounted drinks can save the bank account some hurt.

Lifestyle

Gippsland's first offshore wind project looks to start construction in 2030, and you can have your say on it right now

Gippsland's first offshore wind project looks to start construction in 2030, and you can have your say on it right now

Star of the South is set to provide 2.2GW of electricity, which is enough to power 1.2 million Victorian homes.

Energy

Who was Phillip Island named after?

Who was Phillip Island named after?

The Monitor put Cowes locals to the test.

Bass Coast Shire

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Fish Creek Tea Cosy Festival celebrates the humble pot sock with two weeks of knitting competitions and merrymaking

Fish Creek Tea Cosy Festival celebrates the humble pot sock with two weeks of knitting competitions and merrymaking

From a local brass band marching through the street to a town hall filled with extravagant home-made warmers, the biennial event was a wholesome day of fun.

Community

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