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Affordable food and local produce. Here’s our Gippsland Farmers Markets list for this June
Jun 01, 2026

Affordable food and local produce. Here’s our Gippsland Farmers Markets list for this June

Artisan doughnuts, freshly baked bread and ambrosial flowers. Get your market fix and save money by supporting local businesses.

Jacob Wallace
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Who was Phillip Island named after?
May 29, 2026

Who was Phillip Island named after?

The Monitor put Cowes locals to the test.

Jacob Wallace
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Fish Creek Tea Cosy Festival celebrates the humble pot sock with two weeks of knitting competitions and merrymaking
May 29, 2026

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.

Jacob Wallace
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On Sunday in Wonthaggi, 70 people turned up to hear a retiree talk about EVs
May 29, 2026

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.”

Jacob Wallace
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Seven years on: Where's the $5.8 million Lakes Entrance boardwalk?
Feb 02, 2026

Seven years on: Where's the $5.8 million Lakes Entrance boardwalk?

One councillor noted that the project had been around much longer than he’d been on the council.

Jacob Wallace
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“Young as an organisation, ancient in culture”: Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation celebrate 15 years
Oct 22, 2025

“Young as an organisation, ancient in culture”: Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation celebrate 15 years

Since October 2010, the First Peoples organisation has protected land and Country while innovating new industries across Gippsland.

Jacob Wallace
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Coal, gas or renewables: What is to blame for rising electricity prices?
Aug 13, 2025

Coal, gas or renewables: What is to blame for rising electricity prices?

Energy and Climate Change Senior Fellow at the Grattan Institute Tony Wood spoke to the Gippsland Monitor about power bills, how they work and what impacts them.

Jacob Wallace
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WATCH: Do Inverloch locals support a ban on gambling advertising?
Aug 07, 2025

WATCH: Do Inverloch locals support a ban on gambling advertising?

The Gippsland Monitor asked passersby their thoughts on the sports betting industry.

Jacob Wallace
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Gippsland farmers lend a helping hand to drought-stricken West Vic with 14 truckloads of hay
Jun 30, 2025

Gippsland farmers lend a helping hand to drought-stricken West Vic with 14 truckloads of hay

A run from Orbost is helping feed struggling herds across the south west, as a heartfelt return of support given five years ago.

Jacob Wallace
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“I was mesmerised”: In his gold jacket, Liam “Rockdude” O’Brien brings joy to aged care homes in Gippsland
Jun 23, 2025

“I was mesmerised”: In his gold jacket, Liam “Rockdude” O’Brien brings joy to aged care homes in Gippsland

The performer has a repertoire of more than 1,000 songs.

Jacob Wallace
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“All we want is for people to get an understanding”: Gippsland Reconciliation Week highlights Indigenous history and knowledge
Jun 05, 2025

“All we want is for people to get an understanding”: Gippsland Reconciliation Week highlights Indigenous history and knowledge

Kurnai Elder Linda Mullet said some visitors to the exhibitions were so emotionally impacted they left speechless.

Jacob Wallace
Bass Coast ShireBass Coast Shire
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Bass Coast rallies together to make the Phillip Island Homelessness shelter a reality
May 27, 2025

Bass Coast rallies together to make the Phillip Island Homelessness shelter a reality

The new winter initiative and accommodation is $8,000 short. Can you help?

Jacob Wallace
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