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Transition Plan Morning Tea 

Our Heartfelt Appreciation  

Destination Gippsland's Nick King stands at a lectern presenting on the Gippsland Tracks and Trails project carried out using S3 regional development principles. There is a screen behind him with slides for his presentation and he is watched by a large group of seated people.

Friday, the 22nd of September, was an exceptional day in the LVA office! We had the great pleasure of showing our appreciation for the people, organisations and stakeholders who have contributed so fully and generously to the development of the Latrobe Valley and Gippsland Transition Plan.  

Our local Member and Minister for Regional Development, The Hon. Harriet Shing MP, joined us for a special morning tea to thank all those who had worked with us to ensure local knowledge, expertise and voices were reflected in this long-term vision for the region. There was a cake from Mooorish Cakes, coffee, conversation and very special donuts from Big Bear Donuts, all served with plenty of inspiration and vision for Gippsland's future.

With more than 1,000 individual responses from across the region, this plan has been developed in Gippsland, by Gippslanders, for Gippsland. 

You can find out more about the Transition Plan and the Implementation Plan (which provides a roadmap of current and planned transition activity) via the button below. 👇

Click here to find out more about the Transition and Implementation Plans
 

Gippsland Transformative Journey in Food and Fibre 

Gippsland is embarking on a transformative journey that is shaping our future as a hub for innovation and sustainability.

Three promising industries—seaweed farming, industrial hemp, and vertical farming—are gaining traction, promising economic growth, environmental benefits, and new regional opportunities.

Click here to find out more
 

Business Innovation Breakfast. A Discussion on Gender Equality 

Destination Gippsland's Nick King stands at a lectern presenting on the Gippsland Tracks and Trails project carried out using S3 regional development principles. There is a screen behind him with slides for his presentation and he is watched by a large group of seated people.

The most recent Federation University Innovation Breakfast, a collaboration between the LVA, Regional Development Victoria and Federation University, was all about gender equality -  "A Discussion on Gippsland's transition looking through a gender lens".

LVA's CEO, Chris Buckingham, led an insightful discussion featuring diverse experts, all sharing valuable insights on the challenges and opportunities surrounding gender equality in the region.

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Empowering Gippsland's Renewable Energy Revolution: The Gippsland New Energy Web Portal 

Destination Gippsland's Nick King stands at a lectern presenting on the Gippsland Tracks and Trails project carried out using S3 regional development principles. There is a screen behind him with slides for his presentation and he is watched by a large group of seated people.

 

Gippsland has long been a powerhouse for the state's energy needs. Energy generated in Gippsland has fuelled homes, industries, and progress for generations. As the world undergoes a transformative shift towards renewable energy, Gippsland is poised to lead the way in sustainable power generation. To help pave this new energy path, the Gippsland New Energy Web Portal was born—a digital platform designed by Gippslanders for Gippslanders.

 

To read more click here
 

🐝 Gippsland is Buzzing! 🐝

Destination Gippsland's Nick King stands at a lectern presenting on the Gippsland Tracks and Trails project carried out using S3 regional development principles. There is a screen behind him with slides for his presentation and he is watched by a large group of seated people.

Gippsland is abuzz with activities, opportunities and workshops throughout October. There really is something for everyone! 

Check out what's on offer here.
 
 
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We acknowledge the traditional Aboriginal owners of country throughout Victoria and Gippsland, their ongoing connection to this land and we pay our respects to their culture and their Elders past, present and future.

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