Floss your way to the top.
Take what you love doing, use it to find your vocation and chase it hard, and the education will follow...
Category: Editorial
From us to you.
Can we travel around over-enthusiastically announcing to random bystanders that, “You get a newspaper!”.
What did you learn in school today?
Why don’t we value our teachers, tutors, educators, coaches, trainers and instructors more?
Chocolate wisdom?
We hope to inspire other young Gippsland locals to chase ‘play’ so, hopefully, the ‘rest’ will look after itself.
A gripping yarn.
Of course I’ve been entertained in Gippsland! But we need more voices sharing more of Gippsland's stories.
The hard reset.
When the gauges on the deck glow red and the emergency lights pop on. Stay calm. Look to the horizon.
Where to start?
In Gippslandia #6, we present startups, new starts or restarts that support the ‘best-case’ for our region.
On devils & details.
Here’s a word: ‘Nuance’. Can a greater understanding of what makes a place great propel our region forward?
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.
Death by tilt slab.
Pisa's famous tower shows Gippsland the importance that landmark architecture plays in defining a town.
The people who bring you Gippslandia.
An ‘about us’ section to introduce some of our writers, contributors and partners that bring Gippslandia to you.
A new big yellow taxi.
Since December 2015 I’ve been carfree. Yet, in the last 18 months, I’ve travelled more than I have at any...
Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul.
The 'Great Vic' may have you watching 5,000 cyclists steadily stream past your town for three to four hours.
Rising again.
We're constantly deciding how we engage the world. Will you follow the person in front or stray from the herd?