The Latest Breaking News from Gippsland

The actions of a female teacher who repeatedly had sex with a 16-year-old male student would not have been illegal if the child was not under her direct care or supervision, a court has heard.

The court heard the Gippsland woman approached the boy when he was upset at school and exchanged Instagram details with him, which progressed to online conversations and eventually to sex in the teacher's car at a pine plantation.

The Japanese government has committed $2.35 billion to commercialise the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain blue hydrogen project in Gippsland, Victoria.Funding will support a joint venture between Japanese companies J-Power and Sumitomo Corporation to initially produce 30,000 tonnes of blue hydrogen annually, while Japan Suiso Energy (JSE) – owned by Kawasaki…

Indigenous leaders from Gippsland call for more details on the working logistics of a fair and equitable Voice to Parliament, warning that it must reflect the diversity of different cultural lore and practices.

A man who has spent most of his adult life in prison has been sentenced to another 21 months behind bars after he kidnapped a woman in Moe in Victoria's east in 2021.

Tamia Hood lives in an old pop-top caravan with her mother and four-year-old son, near a town with empty holiday homes.

A fatal crash in Gippsland involving three cars and seven people kills a driver and leaves a young boy with critical injuries.

Brett Thorson and Jordy Sandy grew up within an hour of each other in Gippsland. Now they have had the "absolutely wild" experience of playing in one of American football's biggest events.

A Gippsland coastal town is hosting a national sailing championship that has become a well-worn pathway for future Olympic sailors.

When women go searching for a cricket bat, they often find they have fewer options than their male counterparts, but Gippsland bat maker Clare Johnston hopes to change that.

South Gippsland residents have welcomed a new zone earmarked for offshore wind energy production in the Bass Strait, which now excludes waters west of Wilsons Promontory.