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Elderly couple pleads for local home, as social housing crisis deepens
For one elderly couple living outside Foster the sight of an untenanted house just metres away from the services they require on a weekly basis, really does rub salt into their wounds.
Prom Coast origins
We all know the name of Australia’s best National Park, but there has always been an unanswered question linked with it – Who on earth is Wilson, to get such a magic place named after him?
Shelterbelts a boon for all landholders
The highly variable and extreme hot-dry-cold-wet-windy conditions South Gippsland has experienced this year highlight the need for good shelter to protect livestock, pasture and soils.
Data collected across the world and in Australia shows that protecting existing native vegetation and planting shelterbelts increase productivity in all
Australia’s superb lyrebirds ‘farm’ the forest floor to increase their prey – a behaviour rarely seen in nature
In wet forests of southeastern Australia, superb lyrebirds engage in extraordinary behaviour – tilling the soil to create habitats for their prey to flourish.
Toora's Biggest Morning Tea raises funds for Cancer Council
Just over 80 people enjoyed ‘Toora Town’s Biggest Morning Tea’ in aid of The Cancer Council last Thursday.
Seniors Footy round up
With Rob Pobblestone
King’s Birthday weekend, round 7 replacement match
MDU vs Fish Creek
Fish Creek 8-13-61 def MDU 8-7-55 at Terrill Park
The standalone game over the King's Birthday weekend was billed as a clash between two very good sides, but each
From the archives: The legacy of an art lover, who especially loved South Gippsland
Throughout June at Stockyard Gallery, we’re presenting a very special exhibition of selected works from a generous South Gippsland art collector and supporter of the arts.