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One in 40 Gippsland residents now seek homelessness services as the number of affordable rentals drop

One in 40 Gippsland residents now seek homelessness services as the number of affordable rentals drop

The rise in housing stress is leading to households sacrificing meals and poorer health outcomes.

Housing

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One Nation energy plan: Extend coal, go nuclear and cancel renewables

One Nation energy plan: Extend coal, go nuclear and cancel renewables

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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Bass Coast Shire bets marginal seat status will deliver $30 million for aging aquatic centre

Bass Coast Shire bets marginal seat status will deliver $30 million for aging aquatic centre

The council is seeking funding from state and federal governments for the $47 million Wonthaggi development.

Bass Coast Shire

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Victoria opens bidding for Australia's first offshore wind farms

Victoria opens bidding for Australia's first offshore wind farms

The auction is underway for 2GW of electricity generation in Gippsland - enough to power roughly 1.5 million homes.

Energy

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Bass Coast Shire put away $500,000 for San Remo foreshore works - now it’s worried funds could be spent kilometres away

Bass Coast Shire put away $500,000 for San Remo foreshore works - now it’s worried funds could be spent kilometres away

“We're not for a second denying that Lang Lang doesn't need some work done. But it should be separate funding.”

Bass Coast Shire

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Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

Bass Coast Council wants a $47 million aquatic centre – and the government to pay for most of it

"This is a desperate call for every single elected member of state and federal parliament to come up and show us the money."

Bass Coast Shire

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Is it too late to vaccinate thousands of little penguins against bird flu?

Is it too late to vaccinate thousands of little penguins against bird flu?

The roll out of the jab program is a matter of urgency on Phillip Island, after one of the species died from H5N1 earlier this month.

Bass Coast Shire

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Traralgon drivers navigate pothole-riddled roads as councils wait for state funding

Traralgon drivers navigate pothole-riddled roads as councils wait for state funding

“I've been playing dodgem. That's why I haven't had my car damaged.”

Roads

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Vaccination program set to go ahead as Phillip Island little penguin dies from H5N1 bird flu

Vaccination program set to go ahead as Phillip Island little penguin dies from H5N1 bird flu

The virus was also detected in a crested tern at Gippsland Lakes.

Conservation

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Gippsland councils plan for 15,000 jobs as Australia's first offshore wind auction nears

Gippsland councils plan for 15,000 jobs as Australia's first offshore wind auction nears

Developers will bid for the first 2GW of turbine power in the Bass Strait.

Energy

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Victoria to vaccinate 5,000 little penguins against bird flu as virus hits Phillip Island population

Victoria to vaccinate 5,000 little penguins against bird flu as virus hits Phillip Island population

It may be the world's largest wildlife immunisation program.

Animals

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Jacinta Allan quits politics

Jacinta Allan quits politics

The former premier has held the seat of Bendigo East for 27 years.

State Government

Thousands of Phillip Island's little penguins will get the jab as bird flu cases spread east across Victoria

Thousands of Phillip Island's little penguins will get the jab as bird flu cases spread east across Victoria

It could be the largest H5N1 vaccination of wild species ever.

Bass Coast Shire

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Gippsland councils’ $4.7 million plan for housing and road upgrades ahead of offshore wind roll out

Gippsland councils’ $4.7 million plan for housing and road upgrades ahead of offshore wind roll out

“We need to make sure that we're prepared and we can accommodate the workers.”

Roads

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Who can I vote for across Gippsland at the 2026 Victorian election?

Who can I vote for across Gippsland at the 2026 Victorian election?

Our guide to November’s state election, who you can vote for and what they hope to achieve if they are elected into power.

Election

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Ben Carroll wins Victorian Premier ballot after Allan steps down

Ben Carroll wins Victorian Premier ballot after Allan steps down

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday morning, Allan said stepping aside was a “difficult decision”.

State Government

No purple bin: Latrobe knocks back $3.7 million glass-recycling roll out

No purple bin: Latrobe knocks back $3.7 million glass-recycling roll out

"It would be a bit mad to go ahead with it," said one councillor.

Latrobe City Council

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Bass Coast Council seeks emergency powers to stop “piecemeal loss” of nationally significant Western Port Woodlands

Bass Coast Council seeks emergency powers to stop “piecemeal loss” of nationally significant Western Port Woodlands

“It's a place our great grandchildren should be able to visit and enjoy. We need to look after it.”

Bass Coast Shire

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A former CEO and a local mayor are among the new faces competing for two very different Gippsland seats

A former CEO and a local mayor are among the new faces competing for two very different Gippsland seats

After 16 years in parliament, Nationals Party member Tim Bull will not recontest his electorate in the upcoming November poll.

Bass Coast Shire

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The tech-savvy Gippsland apprentices chasing clean, green careers

The tech-savvy Gippsland apprentices chasing clean, green careers

“Wind turbines, batteries, solar. I just want to get a vibe of everything.”

Latrobe City Council

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Labor tips $65 million into Gippsland health, but no dough for new Warragul Hospital

Labor tips $65 million into Gippsland health, but no dough for new Warragul Hospital

The funding will primarily be spent in Baw Baw and Bass Coast Shires.

Bass Coast Shire

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"We're going to have areas that are uninhabitable": How Wellington Shire is preparing for rising sea levels

"We're going to have areas that are uninhabitable": How Wellington Shire is preparing for rising sea levels

More than 80 percent of Australia’s population lives on or near the coast, which is why local councils around the country are preparing for the increasing flood risks and surging tides.

Environment

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Purple pushback: Bass Coast Shire one of 35 councils railing against glass recycling bins

Purple pushback: Bass Coast Shire one of 35 councils railing against glass recycling bins

The scheme aims to help Victoria divert 80 percent of all material away from landfill by 2030.

Bass Coast Shire

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Silverleaves residents “praying for a mild winter”, free of storm surges

Silverleaves residents “praying for a mild winter”, free of storm surges

Nearly $3 million available to mitigate risk, but plans still on the drawing board.

Bass Coast Shire

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Victoria’s new youth crime laws are now in effect. Will they help prevent offences or exacerbate them?

Victoria’s new youth crime laws are now in effect. Will they help prevent offences or exacerbate them?

The First Peoples Assembly have called the changes “unacceptable”.

Crime

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