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On Sunday in Wonthaggi, 70 people turned up to hear a retiree talk about EVs

On Sunday in Wonthaggi, 70 people turned up to hear a retiree talk about EVs

“I've got solar and a battery at home, so it costs me about $5 over summer to do 1,000 kilometres.”

Community

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Newsletter: Dogs hunt pungent fungus

Newsletter: Dogs hunt pungent fungus

Plus: Who was Phillip Island named after?

Newsletter

How a cheese-loving doggo is sniffing out the Gippsland gold

How a cheese-loving doggo is sniffing out the Gippsland gold

“Traditionally, they used to use pigs. But pigs can eat the truffles and they're hard to train, also they can eat your fingers.”

Local business

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Newsletter: Tea cosies galore in Fish Creek

Newsletter: Tea cosies galore in Fish Creek

Plus: Gippsland’s best playgrounds.

Newsletter

Ultimate guide to the best playgrounds in Gippsland

Ultimate guide to the best playgrounds in Gippsland

Whether your kids enjoy sliding, sandpits, flying foxes or climbing walls, there are plenty of spots around the region to keep them active and entertained.

Lifestyle

"Severed in half": Myrtlebank families fight road plan that would split properties after a decade of silence

"Severed in half": Myrtlebank families fight road plan that would split properties after a decade of silence

The long awaited Sale alternate truck route looks to be going ahead – but local residents want the state government to consider other options.

Roads

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From Bangladesh to Drouin: Chef Raj is serving up Australian pies with a South Indian twist

From Bangladesh to Drouin: Chef Raj is serving up Australian pies with a South Indian twist

"I'm almost in Gippsland for 15 years now, and I love it."

Local business

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Newsletter: Mayoral bling mystery

Newsletter: Mayoral bling mystery

Plus: State races and windfarm works.

Newsletter

Gippsland’s most advanced offshore wind project takes major step forward with environmental review

Gippsland’s most advanced offshore wind project takes major step forward with environmental review

Star of the South eyes a 2030 start date and expects 600 local construction jobs.

Renewable Energy

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