Foster bottle-o robbed twice in four days
Police are seeking information on brazen burglaries targeting Foster’s Cellarbrations, after it was targeted by thieves twice in less than a week, with burglars making off with $35,000 worth of alcohol, cigarettes and cash in two lightning-fast raids.
The Bass Coast Crime Investigation Unit is investigating the separate
Gippsland’s youth homelessness and suicide crisis
Horrifying new data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has revealed the scale of the crisis facing homeless children and young people across Australia - a crisis that is also playing out in South Gippsland.
Fishy or Fossie?
MGFNL coaches share their premiership tips
Damian Turner, Mirboo North
After Foster had a tough preliminary final, and not knowing the exact ins and outs of the injury list, it doesn’t look great. I think Fish Creek will be too good, and come away 15 point winners.
Paul Henry,
Doing it Deadly - Foster Style
Foster Secondary College hosted a First Nations day of celebrations last Friday, with a swathe of educational activities aimed at teaching students an understanding for the ongoing culture of the indigenous groups around our area and across our country.
Around the Traps
Keep up to date with Prom Coast art exhibitions, music and concerts, sports, markets, and events of all kinds in our events calendar.
Toora’s Royal Standard: Part two
In part one of our profile of the Royal Standard in Toora, we featured its history up until the 1950s. But it’s the latter half of the twentieth century that witnessed the biggest changes for Australian pubs with the demise of the “Six o’clock swill" and allowing
Toora’s Royal Standard: Part one
For such a small town, Toora, out east on the South Gippsland Highway, certainly held its own back in the day when it came to pubs per capita.
