Prom Coast News

Call outs to a burning car are becoming something of a regular occurrence for our CFA crews of late. A 3am pager led the Fish Creek & District fire crew to a burning ute that was “stolen, dumped and torched” just outside the town at the end of last month.

While the closures of Bendigo Bank branches in Korumburra and Yarram have sparked protests and political intervention, the quiet upcoming shutdown of Welshpool's banking agency on October 6 has gone largely unreported, despite representing a 26-year history of community-driven financial services.

Escaped livestock, particularly cattle, have become a growing safety and liability concern in parts of South Gippsland, culminating in court action, local government intervention, and mounting frustration among residents and road users.

Keep up to date with Prom Coast art exhibitions, music and concerts, sports, markets, and events of all kinds in our events calendar.

If you’ve ever travelled across India and had a taste of the wide variety of dishes to be found across the land, you’ll know what’s on offer to us further south is a pale imitation of the original.

With Rob Pobblestone ROUND 15 Dees gain back some momentum  MDU 14-10-94 v Yinnar 10-5-65 Round 14, Meeniyan Rec Reserve MDU started the day fourth on the league ladder but just a game clear of ninth placed Newborough. The problem for the Demons was having to host a Yinnar side

Trees grow from seeds that spring from a pod, so this National Tree Day, West Gippsland CMA is sowing the seed of just how important trees are for catchments with a special podcast that demonstrates the true superpower of trees.