The days are short, and the nights are getting chilly, but that’s no reason to bunker down and stop leaving the house. The Prom Coast is heaving with a quietly wonderful range of indoor activities to keep body, mind and community spirit in good shape through the cooler months

Avid bushwalkers in the more leech infested areas in our region would be well familiar with the sporadic circles of bare dirt found anywhere vaguely flat, attributed to the superb (or if I’m being honest, satisfactory) lyrebird. These flat circles aren't nests. They are dancefloors.

The South Gippsland Landcare Network's Biodiversity Forum brought together a broad cross-section of the region's environmental community in Leongatha recently, united by a shared commitment to protecting and restoring the natural landscapes and biodiversity that define South Gippsland.

On a still, sunny autumn morning, Prom Coast Ecolink (PCEL) welcomed guests to one of South Gippsland's more quietly remarkable properties for a behind-the-scenes tour of Amber Creek Farm, Fish Creek, a working sawmill and pig farm whose story is as much about restoration as it is about production.

International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination is an opportunity for workplaces, schools and communities across the Prom Coast to show their colours and stand with the LGBTQIA+ community.

A moving ceremony of remembrance for those who served Australia in war time was conducted by Foster RSL on ANZAC Day at the Cenotaph in Foster.

South Gippsland Health Centre is throwing open its doors this Saturday 9 May, and is keen to clear up any confusion: the open day is this weekend, not on the 19th as has been mistakenly advertised elsewhere.