Artisan doughnuts, freshly baked bread and ambrosial flowers. Get your market fix and save money by supporting local businesses.
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The Monitor put Cowes locals to the test.
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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.
“I've got solar and a battery at home, so it costs me about $5 over summer to do 1,000 kilometres.”
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One councillor noted that the project had been around much longer than he’d been on the council.
Since October 2010, the First Peoples organisation has protected land and Country while innovating new industries across Gippsland.
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.
The Gippsland Monitor asked passersby their thoughts on the sports betting industry.
A run from Orbost is helping feed struggling herds across the south west, as a heartfelt return of support given five years ago.
The performer has a repertoire of more than 1,000 songs.
Kurnai Elder Linda Mullet said some visitors to the exhibitions were so emotionally impacted they left speechless.
The new winter initiative and accommodation is $8,000 short. Can you help?
Scented candles, homemade sourdough bread and soft melting-moments. This local market has it all.
Gippsland has some of the worst rates for family violence in all of Victoria, Orange Round is attempting to make a difference.
The incident on Friday May 9 is being investigated by Leongatha police.
Latrobe City Council narrowly voted 4-3 to approve the $650,000 allocation to construct a public toilet in Churchill’s town centre
In Warragul and across the country people gathered for National Family Violence Remembrance Day
The Gippsland Monitor has you covered for all the farmers markets in the region this May
If you're looking to get out and about this May in Gippsland then we've got you covered
From Fei Ying dragons to Caledonian bagpipes and Filipino dancers, an Easter long weekend parade in Gippsland celebrates the region’s rich multiculturalism.
The volunteer-run organisation bringing locals together in the Latrobe Valley.
