Prom Coast News

After thirty years of teaching at primary schools around the Prom Coast, Kath Gilbert was looking for a change. In 2023, she, and partner Bill Koetsveld, headed north from Fish Creek and found themselves once again in Alice Springs.

What in us makes us want to volunteer? In the recent play ‘No Exit’ by Jean-Paul Sartre, performed by FAMDA, ‘Hell is other people’. In many respects this can be true and yet we still find ourselves drawn to be a part of a group, to help, to try.

Rumours of a sinkhole forming in the carpark behind Foster’s Foodworks began circulating online in the community in early July, prompting Zavier Evans to investigate the site himself.

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Toora found themselves on the back foot early against Boolara in the Indigenous Round and never quite recovered, going down 12.14 (86) to 9.10 (64) in a contest that came tantalisingly close in the final term.

Foster continued their unbeaten run with a dominant 64-33 win over Tarwin at Foster Recreation Reserve, further cementing their status as the team to beat at the top of the A Grade ladder.