Where to start?
In Gippslandia #6, we present startups, new starts or restarts that support the ‘best-case’ for our region.
Articles
The Great Pelican Count.
Calling on residents of, and visitors to, the Gippsland Lakes to register to be part of the Great Pelican Count!
2018 Reader Survey
It's time to speak up! We're keen to hear your advice on how we can improve Gippslandia into the future.
On devils & details.
Here’s a word: ‘Nuance’. Can a greater understanding of what makes a place great propel our region forward?
Hunter led astray.
What has caused our hunter to miss the signs and be led astray into wild lands hundreds of kilometres away?
We’re live!
There’s something unique streaming across Gippsland, and beyond, that’s got the music industry watching.
With the sound of music.
New Year's Eve in Gippsland - Get teleported to a stunning location to shake your booty to rad music.
Greetings from the Lakes.
Close your eyes, breath in the salty air and get ready for adventure with the remarkable women of the Lakes.
The art education we need.
In 2017 PollyannaR gained the arts education she dreamed of, by building an art education system for others.
Match point.
Thanks to the Traralgon Junior International, young tennis stars, including Federer & Kyrgios have walked our streets.
Get your rad on.
The tale of an innocent chat between co-workers that evolved into a side-hustle that's become something so rad.
Mr. Chicken and the path to a creative career.
A conversation with Australian Children’s Laureate (2016-2017) Leigh Hobbs on advocating reading & creativity.
The Green Man and Brown Mountain.
Andrea Kinsmith reviews this tale of a child who falls in love with the things of Gippsland's magnificent forests.
On your marks, Get Cheffed!
With the cool ReActivate Latrobe Valley event, Get Cheffed, rapidly approaching, we learn more about our food.
Crop circles?
The Circle Farm & the Baw Baw Food Hub, alongside Norway's Food Studio, showcase Gippsland's food scene.
Breaking the birdcage.
Multi-medium artist, John Mutsaers speaks on a life that has two homes — Holland and Gippsland.
Investing in knowledge.
A thoroughly enlightening conversation with Dr Doris Paton on Aboriginal education, healthcare and identity.
Philanthropy in the ‘Grand Old Tradition’.
The support of a single, charitably-minded individual has the power to transform a country town entirely.