The Monitor stopped into the South Gippsland spot to taste test some pastries.
Food
Finding a filling, affordable and healthy meal can be a challenge, so the Monitor is here to help.
Lifestyle
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The Monitor hit the streets of the town to ask which eatery they love the most.
Hot veggies, salted meats and gravy with dripping, here’s our list of the region's best warming weekend meals.
Including: How to spot the queen.
The Monitor taste tested Cafe Biscotti's Thai curry pastry.
"I'm almost in Gippsland for 15 years now, and I love it."
Local business
Finding a bargain these days can be tough, so the Monitor has compiled a list of shops to save your purse or wallet from harm.
The Monitor stopped in to taste test the pepper steak option.
This week the Monitor visited a Morwell bakery to taste test an odd filling.
From lunch specials to family deals, here’s where you’ll get change from a lobster.
Out of Dough Bakery is tucked away in Manny's Market on Commercial Road.
"It's bubbling with the local community," said the Heartland Cafe owner Udara Fernando.
The Monitor is on the hunt for the finest pastries in all of Gippsland.
Missen Link Burgers in Traralgon has been the most recommended bakery to visit in our comments.
Crumbed calamari and aggressive seagulls at one of Bass Coast's favourite fish and chip spots.
A trial started in 2022 has been hugely successful, now there are plans to expand.
Farming
Summer is almost here so make the most of it by bathing in the sun at one of the region's many watering holes.
Tsuko Japan offers locals and passersby everything from katsu dons to classic miso soup.
This Gippsland eatery located in an old bank offers all day breakfast.
The pub won AHA's Victoria regional Parma of the Year award in 2024.
Smashed avocado, poached eggs and ricotta on sourdough at one of Warragul's busiest establishments.
Grab your order and head over to the park for a picnic in the sun.
From Phillip Island to Bairnsdale there are plenty of hand crafted beer and cider to wet your whistle.
Pub
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.
Community
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