Plus: Pelicans and swampland.
Ian Hitchings said his Powlett River property is "basically useless".
The family has worked the land for 97 years. In hindsight, maybe it wasn’t the right location.
Plus: Skin cancer clinic rejected.
From a disco dance and Halloween ball to a carnival and fishing comp.
Events
The services are designed to help people with illness, chronic conditions and non-life threatening injuries.
From folk festivals and ska orchestras to country singer-songwriters and psychedelic bands, there are heaps of shows to choose from.
A doctor has been searching for a new location for more than three years.
Whether you’re into fishing, vintage cars or ceramic classes, there’s plenty to do this month.
As the season reaches its pinnacle, there is an increase in alcohol consumption, substance abuse and problem gambling.
Whether you’re a seasoned fowl watcher or a first timer, there are some fantastic walking tracks and wetlands across the region.
Low-lying farmland across the region is facing a higher risk of water inundation.
One councillor said the technology poses a risk to community privacy and safety.
Plus: Gippsland farms face aquatic onslaught.
The drain strain could cost the area $24 billion as low-lying farms are overwhelmed.
When it blew, time to down tools at the power station.
Gavan Donoghue has interviewed hundreds of people about the story.
Plus: Juicy burgers and backflips.
The tech is “being used to covertly record people without their consent or knowledge”.
Gippsland birds are built differently, as one South Australian family learned the hard way.
“We're seeing the impact of housing stress on our families ... on homeless services and community services.”
Bacon, beef and pulled brisket stacked between a soft brioche bun.
Food
“I started there on skateboards and scooters but once I found the love of BMX bikes, I was sentenced to life.”
Community
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The ski hire shop owner called the winter "absolutely rubbish" after lifts shut down five weeks early.
Local business
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Plus: Murder cases and spring markets.
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