Hundreds of local families celebrated Halloween at Wonthaggi’s historic State Coal Mine with threatening skies and chilly weather failing to dampen the All Hallows spirits.
A 25-year-old Thorpdale man was cleared by paramedics after his car rolled twice near the Lyrebird Forest Walk on Tuesday morning
One Gippsland pressed Darren Chester on roads, housing, health and disaster resilience as the region keeps pushing Canberra for investment
VCE STUDENTS ticked off the longest and busiest exam on Tuesday, with Leongatha Secondary College students giving the English paper the thumbs up outside the town’s Recreation Reserve function space that is serving as an exam hall this year.
THE GRADUATING Class of 2026 at Chairo Christian School in Leongatha marked the end of their school journey with a memorable series of celebrations.
Outraged by the comments of their own council representative, Cr Jon Temby, at a recent council meeting, the members of the powerful Phillip Island and Bass Coast Dog Owners Association aren’t taking it lying down.
A warning of increased bushfire risk in East Gippsland has prompted a timely reminder for residents closer to home to prepare before summer.
New details have revealed what’s planned for Port Franklin’s waterfront under a $7.2 million coastal protection program, along with what the works aim to protect.
Local Liberal and National Party candidates at the November 28 state election were hoping to catch the votes of fishers and boaties in the electorate of Bass when they visited some popular local fishing haunts on Tuesday, October 27.
Local members of the Australian Unemployed Workers' Union are joining a statewide campaign to protest against the suspension of welfare payments through the reintroduction of the federal government's Targeted Compliance Framework.
Court of Appeal judge, Justice Stephen McLeish, left no one in any doubt about what he and his fellow judges thought about the crime that not only shocked the small communities of Korumburra and Leongatha but the world at large.
More children could soon be discovering their next favourite book, with a statewide $1.1 million funding boost set to make its way into local libraries.
From Afghanistan to Bass Coast, Nahida Rezai has had a remarkable journey, and to say her two years in Australia have been busy would be an understatement. The community recently celebrated just how far she’s come.
With VCE English behind them, some Bass Coast College students shared their first reactions outside Wonthaggi Town Hall with the Sentinel-Times, along with a glimpse of what comes next.
Residents of Poowong have found a way to beat soaring supermarket prices and increase food security by turning to a unique community-led grocery model called Box Divvy to give the town access to affordable fresh fruit and vegetables.
