Can delaying the closure of aging power stations in the Latrobe Valley and scrapping offshore wind secure Victoria’s energy future?
Energy
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After 16 years in parliament, Nationals Party member Tim Bull will not recontest his electorate in the upcoming November poll.
Bass Coast Shire
In September, Latrobe City residents were down an average of $160,000 every day for a month.
Politics
Gunaikurnai Land and Water Aboriginal Corporation, South Gippsland and Wellington shires secure $4.7 million for offshore wind planning.
South Gippsland Shire
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The Gippsland Monitor asked passersby their thoughts on the sports betting industry.
Community
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Environmental groups and peak bodies are concerned the amount of fisheries officers in the state could be cut in half.
Environment
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Rallies across Victoria as CFA volunteers take their stations "offline".
Farming
The Liberal candidate Mary Aldred is poised to become the electorates next federal MP
Election
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Cost-of-living relief could come in the form of home battery installation
Cost-of-living
Affording childcare is a burden on many families, will three free days of childcare win votes?
The federal election is this Saturday so if you want to get your vote in early here is where to go
“To think that I could be potentially attending an incident at a power station powered by nuclear power, it frightens the hell out of me to be honest.”
How long have you waited to get a GP or specialist healthcare appointment? Gippsland candidates promise to fix the region's healthcare disparity.
Gippsland faces a shortfall of thousands of workers over the next few years - carers, nurses, builders, truck drivers and plumbers.
Education
Independent Deb Leonard is within striking distance of the new Liberal candidate Mary Aldred.
The Opposition leader said during the ABC Leaders Debate the party was "comfortable" with the analysis done – but Gippsland MP says expert analysis is yet to come.
Gippsland
“The whole union movement is united against Dutton’s nuclear plans to build seven reactors across Australia.”
Over the decades Broadbent’s position on renewables and nuclear has shifted, but his belief in coal is unshaken.
A nuclear power plant could take 200GL of water a year away from communities and farms.
Ten percent of Gippsland residents experience ‘high mental stress’. Politicians of all stripes are promising to do better.
Healthcare and bulk billing a primary concern for Gippsland at the election box.
In Baw Baw Shire median home prices went up 42 percent in five years.
Maps show what a nuclear disaster in the Latrobe Valley could look like for Gippsland and the rest of Victoria.
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Reporting for the Gippsland Monitor, Jaci Hicken tagged along with Independent candidate Deb Leonard on March 2 as she door knocked the residents of Inverloch.
How much do you know about the Coalition’s nuclear power plan for Gippsland? We take a look at the basics of Peter Dutton's proposal to build nuclear reactors in Eastern Victoria.
