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Toora Community Action Team take stock
The Toora Community Action Team (TCAT) held their AGM on Sunday 26 July, joined by members of the community, South Gippsland Councillor Scott Rae and South Gippsland Shire’s Manager Community, Customer & Visitor (Future Communities) Sophie Dixon.
A pool of new talent needed for Grassy Spur
“The best swimming pool in the world” (according to one local man) faces permanent closure unless new volunteers step forward to take over its management, with the Grassy Spur Camping Reserve management committee announcing it will step down after 18 years of dedicated service.
Foster Secondary School are the champions!
We are incredibly proud to announce that our students have been crowned Champion School at the Korumburra National Science and Engineering Challenge!
An adventurous life fully lived
Jill arrived in Foster with husband Howard in 2008 to live on a farmlet on Landing Road. It was a haven for Jill, who had always longed to again live on the land after her early childhood high in the hills in the Wye Valley near Wales.
One Act wonders return to Foster
The South Gippsland One Act Play Festival is on again in Foster on the last weekend in August, hosted by Foster Arts Music & Drama Association, affectionately known as FAMDA.
Dr Mary Ellis: From punch cards to plant conservation
At 84, South Gippsland’s Dr Mary Ellis looks back on a career defined not by a rigid grand plan, but by adaptability, curiosity and a commitment to the natural world.
Meeniyan teens star in BBC doco
“You don’t have to be the one fighting fires and you don’t have to be an adult. Through juniors and other programs there are so many ways to help at CFA.” That’s the message from Meeniyan’s Nico, who is one of the stars of a new BBC Children's documentary that follows young CFA volunteers