The Andrews Labor Government is asking residents, businesses and industry in Warragul and Drouin to have their say on potential local road upgrades.

New air monitoring equipment is being trialled for six weeks in the Latrobe Valley to provide more information about air quality and improve the Environment Protection Authority’s ability to locate and watch smoke plumes.

Moe United Soccer Club is set to take its game up a notch when it comes to dealing with an emergency on and off the park with a new defibrillator and training package from the Andrews Labor Government.

The Andrews Labor Government’s expanded School Breakfast Clubs have now served more than three million meals across Victoria – giving children from families in need in Gippsland a brighter and healthier start to the day.

The Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre (GRAC) is another step closer with the site confirmed and community consultation underway following a Latrobe City Council decision on Monday night.

Wednesday 6 December 2017 The Andrews Labor Government is helping to preserve East Gippsland’s precious natural environment, with grants allocated to local Landcare groups in the North-East Region . Member for Eastern Victoria, Harriet Shing today announced a total of $146,838 in grants from the..

Harriet Shing, Member for Eastern Victoria Region today announced Anglicare Victoria will receive a $191,292 funding boost as part of a grants program under the Andrews Labor Government.

The first group of seven local electricians will complete accredited solar PV training for the first time in the Latrobe Valley, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government.

Locals will have unprecedented access to information about the condition of Gippsland roads, road works and upgrades as part of a massive overhaul of the way VicRoads manages the road network.

The home of Melbourne’s high capacity trains is taking shape, with the first locally sourced steel structures now in place and jobs to come in Gippsland.

Young jobseekers in the Latrobe Valley will receive a kick start to their careers with help from Ladder and the AFL industry.

The netball community in southern Gippsland will be able to play better and safer netball with funding from the Andrews Labor Government for upgrades to facilities in Bass and Fish Creek.

The Strzelecki Ranges’ newest conservation reserve needs a name! Member for Eastern Victoria Region Harriet Shing today announced a naming competition to celebrate the newly established reserve, with all members of the community encouraged to enter.