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Gippsland is a large rural region in the state of Victoria, Australia. It stretches from the east of Melbourne up to the border of New South Wales. The region has an extensive coastline and national parks, forests and rugged high country.

The economy of the region is centered on mining, agriculture, tourism and power generation. The soils in the region have inherent infertility and have massive macro-nutrient deficiencies. Fertilization is a must to replace nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and calcium. Despite this, dairy farming, beef cattle rearing and horticultural crop production are successful. Soil scientist, researchers, soil conservationists, fertility management technicians, veterinarians, pastoralists, farm laborers are essential in the agricultural sector. The region has rivers, lakes and a far-reaching coastline. Fishing will be common in such an environment.

Aquaculture and fish farming are practiced. Jobs related to the sector include fishermen, marine biologists, marine conservationists, sales and marketing personnel. Tourism is quite a busy sector. Gippsland has interesting historical monuments and museums. There are a lot of activities that tourists can partake in such as water skiing, skydiving, touring and cruising. The hospitality sector as well as the transport sector work hand in glove with tourism. In the hospitality sector hotels, cabins, self-catering apartments, resorts, restaurants, bistros and casinos can give jobs to those in line with the profession. These include hotel managers, property managers, real estate agents and caterers. The transport industry gives visitors the choice to either hire cars and boats or book tours and cruises.

The world’ largest known brown coal deposits can be found in Gippsland. The region also boasts of oil and natural gas as well as metallic minerals like gold. Scientists are needed to explore for more deposits, researchers, engineers, miners, processors, drivers are also required to work in the mining industry.

Education is a key to success. The region of Gippsland has invested in educational facilities from pre-schools to TAFE colleges to universities. There are also specialist industry institutions like Forestech which deals with forestry and timber allied courses. Teachers, lecturers, researches, deans, school heads and administrators are likely to be employed in the education sector.