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Council calls on businesses to share impact of rising fuel costs
South Gippsland Shire Council is asking local businesses to take part in a Fuel Situation Survey, as it works to build a clear picture of how rising fuel costs are affecting the region's economy.
The council says it is already hearing significant anecdotal evidence from across the shire,
Could Foster's Main Street become a 'Living Street'?
There's been no shortage of strong feeling about the Council’s proposed upgrades to Foster's Main Street, and a suggestion that the town consider a radically different approach has sparked one of the liveliest conversations on the Prom Coast News Facebook page in recent memory.
Don’t miss Sandy’s Blast on the Grass!
Sandy Point is hosting its first ever outdoor music event this April, with four local bands set to take over the Community Centre lawn for what promises to be a memorable night of bangin' tunes.
Food scraps in the green bin, red bins go fortnightly
South Gippsland residents will soon see changes to their kerbside waste collection, with a new Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) service rolling out from 1 July 2026.
Fish Creek Bowls Club
On 26 March, we held the Exchange Hotel sponsored Turkey Triples. The Fish Creek Bowls Club would like to thank the Exchange Hotel at Foster for their ongoing sponsorship, it is much appreciated.
Should big polluters pay for climate disasters?
South Gippsland Shire Council has spent nearly $24 million responding to extreme weather events over the past five years
No Exit rehearsals in full swing
The next theatrical venture for Foster Arts Music & Drama Association, known as FAMDA, is ‘No Exit‘. An absurdist tragicomedy written by Jean-Paul Sartre in occupied France during World War 2, ‘No Exit’ was widely praised at that time, and is now considered a classic.