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Tooradeli reopens
A last minute reprieve for Tooradeli has seen two local residents take on the mantle of the much-loved cafe. After a month overseas experiencing the delights of European cafe culture, Wonyip’s Trevor French and partner Caroline decided to take the plunge.
Tap and go comes to South Gippsland buses
Some South Gippsland bus passengers should now be able to pay for their journey with a tap of a credit or debit card, with contactless payment terminals installed on regional buses as part of a state government program to modernise public transport ticketing.
DEECA deploys helicopters for bird flu surveillance along Gippsland coast
Victoria's response to the threat of H5 bird flu has stepped up significantly, with the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action confirming it is using helicopter-mounted high-resolution and thermal imaging cameras to scan coastal areas for possible cases.
Council clarifies Port Anthony offshore wind bid
South Gippsland Shire Council’s Mayor Nathan Hersey has clarified the Council’s position on offshore wind after a recent push from Councillor John Kennedy to have Port Anthony designated as the primary construction base for Gippsland’s offshore wind industry.
Regional phone coverage boost mooted
On the Prom Coast, everyone’s phones drop out every now and then. Mobile black spots are just a frustrating part of life. And if Telstra goes out, as it did a fortnight ago, then we really do feel like we are on our own in a communications wasteland
Toora business owner pitches EV charging hub to put township "on the map"
A Toora business owner is pushing to bring the South Gippsland town's first public electric vehicle charging station online, offering up his own land on Stanley Street in a bid to cut through council red tape and capture passing EV traffic on the South Gippsland Highway.
Bird flu update: Experts call for active surveillance as virus spreads
The H5N1 bird flu situation in Australia is developing rapidly, with the virus now confirmed in 12 birds across three states, including a newly detected case in an Australian coastal seabird in South Australia (rather than subantarctic species).
