Concerns have been raised that the Fish Creek streetscape works that commenced last week will remove critical parking spaces and a turning circle around the cenotaph, and remove parking bays and install a pedestrian crossing directly outside the local hardware store, with the business owner launching a community petition seeking

Seniors Footy round up  with Rob Pobblestone ROUND SEVEN Mirboo North 9.9.63 defeated Stony Creek 8.8.56 Sitting seventh but within striking distance of teams above them, Mirboo North knew the importance of victory as they welcomed an equally desperate Stony Creek side. The Lions, coming off

With Paul Voermans Life in Friendship: Han Kang’s We Do Not Part When I heard Han Kang had won the Nobel Prize, I cheered.  The Vegetarian (trans. Deborah Smith, 2015) is short and full of trees and madness and, during lockdown, when fear and pain in the air matched

On Wednesday 28 May South Gippsland Hospital hosted a Flag Raising service, along with performances from Foster Secondary College and Toora Primary School students, to celebrate National Reconciliation Week. Students from Foster Primary School were also in attendance. The National Reconciliation Week 2025 theme, Bridging Now to Next, reflects the

The Victorian Government has announced a major expansion of drought support, extending assistance statewide as farmers across the state grapple with rapidly deteriorating conditions following a failed autumn break. The expanded package, backed by an additional $37.7 million in funding, will provide grants of up to $5,000 to

Victoria has granted environmental approval for the $5 billion Marinus Link transmission project, but some concerns remain over potential impacts to the Waratah Bay coastline. The 750-megawatt high voltage direct current interconnector will link Tasmania's Heybridge with Victoria's Latrobe Valley, with the subsea cable coming ashore