Prom Coast News

More than two million Victorians have already claimed a 20 per cent discount on their vehicle registration under the State Government's rebate scheme, with payments flowing into bank accounts. A driver with one car can get up to $186 back, and a family with two cars up to $372.

South Gippsland Shire Council is standing firm in its opposition to the Victorian Government's mandatory glass bin rollout, even as the two parties exchange carefully worded statements about flexibility and rural needs.

Toora's police station has a new face after the role sat vacant for several years, with Senior Constable Peggy Palling now on the ground and keen to get to know the local community

In the afternoon of Saturday June 6, an exhibition of paintings and ceramics opened at Stockyard Gallery in Foster. Lynne Muir welcomed the large crowd who attended, many of them visitors to the area no doubt, thanks to the holiday weekend, after which both artists spoke about their work.

South Coast Boardriders celebrated the end of another season with a presentation night that honoured its young members and welcomed fresh faces to the committee.

The Mount Oberon summit walk at Wilsons Prom was on the cusp of closure as part of protected industrial action by Parks Victoria rangers over the busy King’s Birthday weekend, with the Australian Workers' Union calling off the move at the eleventh hour

Walkerville farmer and community leader Joan Liley has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in the King's Birthday Honours List, recognised for a lifetime of service to conservation, water management, aged care and community life across South Gippsland. Born and raised on the Prom Coast,