Rumours abounded last week that the Fish Creek 1884-1984 centenary sign, composed of white rocks embedded in the embankment of Falls Road as it curves past the rail trail, was soon to be dug up and carted away

There’s a fire in Di’s eyes that tells you she’s not here to be pitied. She’s here to live. Big. Loud. And with purpose. She’s the kind of woman who straps a dialysis machine into a caravan and heads bush. The kind who once swam

Despite lobbying from the local community, South Gippsland Shire Council and newly elected Monash MP Mary Aldred, the Yanakie automatic weather station is no longer operational, leaving farmers, fishers, and local businesses without local weather data

Keep up to date with Prom Coast art exhibitions, music and concerts, sports, markets, and events of all kinds in our events calendar.

ROUND 10 Sharks sharpen teeth on unlucky Demons Tarwin 9-15-69 to Boolarra 10-8-68 Round 10, Boolarra Rec Reserve Two clubs that have shown patches of very good football sprinkled with some disappointing performances, met at the home of the Demons, with the result to have a major impact on their

Fear not the cold and chilly weather, because Prom Coast libraries are turning the July school holidays into an adventure playground of creativity and learning, while adults can cozy up with the Warm Winter Read challenge throughout the cooler months. Foster Library has packed the holidays with hands-on activities designed

It’s not very often I get to experience four of my favourite things at once, but on Friday morning last week, I was lucky enough to be on a boat in some chilly winter rain looking at an albatross with a lighthouse in the distance. It was a real