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In stinky but positive news, South Gippsland Shire Council has welcomed a $21.5 million state funding boost to combat illegal dumping, as the region grapples with over 260 reported dumping incidents so far this year.

15 November will see the beloved Fishy Stories Festival return to Fish Creek for a one-day celebration of storytelling magic. Bringing together a world of stories and creativity for children and families, the festival features acclaimed authors, such as Alison Lester, Ben and Andrew from the Real Pigeons and the

With Jane Vale Cooking and eating for the early settlers No electricity, gas, microwaves, air fryers, fridges or freezers. A hot summer’s day – no air conditioner or electric fans, and you have to bake some loaves of bread in the small wood stove to feed the family tomorrow. How

Last week’s Victorian Government decision to maintain protection for deer under the Wildlife Act has drawn strong criticism from the South Gippsland Landcare Network, which says the move leaves local farmers and landholders without crucial support to combat a growing biosecurity threat.

It was all fun and games at Foster last week, as Year 12 students marked the end of their schooling journey on Thursday.