Prom Coast News
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Operation SoHo returns
Beach patrols are back on the Prom Coast this spring to protect one of Victoria's rarest coastal birds but for the first time, the teams watching over nesting hooded plovers are doing so against the backdrop of H5N1 bird flu arriving on the Victorian coastline.
Generating community resilience in Fish Creek
Thanks to the generosity of AUSNet through an Energy Resilience Grant, Fish Creek Memorial Hall has recently installed a diesel generator and Starlink services to support people who live in Fish Creek and surrounding districts during times of extended power outages.
Together for the Tarwin this World Rivers Day
On World Rivers Day, celebrated on Sunday 27 September, West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (CMA) joined the world in celebrating and caring for rivers with a new initiative bringing people together to take action for the Tarwin River.
First Peoples Assembly speakers talk Treaty in Leongatha
Two members of the First Peoples Assembly, Bunurong woman Zoe Upton and Gunnai/Gundijmara man Andrew Thorpe, spoke with passion, optimism and clarity about the Victorian Treaty, when addressing a crowd of Bass Coast South Gippsland Reconciliation Group members in Leongatha recently.
The hills are alive
Agnes Falls was in its full glory on Sunday, after rain drenched the state over the weekend.
Tarwin Lower Festival returns for sixth year
The Tarwin Lower Festival is back for its sixth year on Sunday 1 November, with the annual community celebration at the Tarwin Lower Recreation Reserve shaping up to be its biggest yet. It will be headlined by internationally acclaimed Melbourne-based guitarist and singer-songwriter Steph Strings.
2026 Fish Creek FNC presentation night
With season 2026 yielding two premierships and a thriving junior program across three competitions there was much to celebrate at the Fish Creek Football Netball Club’s presentation events.