Prom Coast News
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The art of two Christines
Some three years ago, Christine Paraman’s work was exhibited at Stockyard Gallery, Foster. Her motto then was “I love it, I’ll paint it”. It is still what motivates her.
Seasonal eating
This is a recipe for a wonderful, fast, fudgy chocolate mug cake, and fills the kitchen with the warm scent of chocolate as it cooks. Better still you can make it in just in three minutes (if you have a microwave!).
The view from Cement Hill
The Prom Coast is heaven for anyone who likes the water. We’ve got those magnificent golden beaches on the Prom, Sandy Point and Waratah, plenty of spots for the adventurous folk who like to sail or surf, and the fishing from Tarwin to Port Welshpool is second to none.
Foster community rallies to help visitor in distress
A lost bag, a language barrier, and a race against time turned into a heartwarming story of community spirit, when locals came together to help an international visitor in need.
SGW confirms long-term future in Foster
Rumours surrounding the future of South Gippsland Water operations in Foster appear to have been firmly put to rest, with the authority confirming it intends to maintain and potentially strengthen its presence in the town through a long-term redevelopment and consolidation plan.
Marinus Link works begin to surface
After nearly nine years of planning, consultation, testing and surveying, the first visible signs in South Gippsland of the $4 billion energy infrastructure project, Marinus Link, are now surfacing.
Sandy Point community group lodges VCAT appeal
The Sandy Point Community Group (SPCG) has resolved to lodge an appeal with the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) against South Gippsland Shire Council's recent decision to grant a planning permit for the subdivision and development of the Sandy Point Caravan and Camping Park.