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Use it or lose it? Our pools are worth fighting for
South Gippsland's six public swimming pools have been placed firmly on the community agenda, with Council considering whether one or more may eventually close.
Surcharge ban lands, but someone still has to pay
Card surcharges have disappeared, but while Prom Coast shoppers may welcome the end of the extra fee at the checkout, local businesses warn the cost of processing those payments has not disappeared with them.
Almost $340,000 in Landcare grants to restore West Gippsland's landscapes
Gippsland communities will share in almost $340,000 in Landcare grants to restore habitat, improve waterways, tackle weeds and connect people with the natural places they love.
Gippsland councils meet with national energy commissioner
South Gippsland and Wellington Shire Councils have delivered a clear message to Australia's Energy Infrastructure Commissioner: local ratepayers should not be left to foot the bill for the region's renewable energy transition.
The hills are alive
Agnes Falls was in its full glory on Sunday, after rain drenched the state over the weekend.
Sun sets on Skye’s time at the Welshy
The doors of the Welshpool Hotel, affectionately known as the Welshy, will soon close for the final time, bringing to an end a difficult but much-loved chapter in the hotel’s history.
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