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Round-the-clock cat curfew approved for South Gippsland to slow native wildlife extinctions

Round-the-clock cat curfew approved for South Gippsland to slow native wildlife extinctions

Feral felines kill an estimated 1.5 billion native mammals every year in Australia.

South Gippsland Shire

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Award winning Tarago River Cheese farm hits the market for the first time in 90 years

Award winning Tarago River Cheese farm hits the market for the first time in 90 years

The sale has brought the future of the iconic Gippsland fromage into question.

Farming

Newsletter: Muggy conditions bring out the mozzies

Newsletter: Muggy conditions bring out the mozzies

Plus: GANGgajang copyright and Gippslanders march against DV.

Ross River Virus detected in Gippsland mosquitos. Here’s how to stay safe

Ross River Virus detected in Gippsland mosquitos. Here’s how to stay safe

The infection can cause symptoms such as joint pain and tiredness for many months.

Wellington Shire

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“Be prepared to stand there and say: ‘No, that's not okay’”: Gippslanders unite against family and domestic violence

“Be prepared to stand there and say: ‘No, that's not okay’”: Gippslanders unite against family and domestic violence

A major event in Sale this week will mark the end of the annual 16 days of activism to bring awareness to the issue.

Wellington Shire

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Newsletter: What’s on in Gippsland this month?

Newsletter: What’s on in Gippsland this month?

Jobs for mates, gigs and Quigs.

After 48 years, Venus Bay could be returning to the swamp

After 48 years, Venus Bay could be returning to the swamp

Councillor Sarah Gilligan said restoration of the peninsula’s salt marsh and mangroves could protect the town against flooding.

South Gippsland Shire

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Newsletter The best lamb pie in Gippsland?

Newsletter The best lamb pie in Gippsland?

Plus: Youth homelessness in Latrobe and coastal protection works.

Young people stealing food because they’re hungry, Latrobe City council told

Young people stealing food because they’re hungry, Latrobe City council told

A Gippsland Youth Spaces spokesperson said many of the adolescents who come into their communal areas are likely to be on the streets.

Latrobe City Council

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