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BlazeAid team happy to help in Mirboo North

FARMERS in Mirboo North and surrounds have one less thing to worry about after February’s mega storm thanks to BlazeAid volunteers repairing boundary fencing, and the Sentinel-Times met one of the organisation’s friendly teams on Tuesday at the...

People and Lifestyle

Hannah Eisen: Inspiring the next generation to say yes and get involved

THE idea to step in and make change is at the forefront of many people’s minds, although anxiety can limit the ability to act, but for Hannah Eisen practice to overcome uncomfortable situations is what gets her through those hard conversations and...

Newhaven College Scholarships for 2025

NEWHAVEN College is proud to announce three different scholarship offerings for 2025, designed for students who demonstrate exceptional aptitude in a variety of areas. Obtaining a scholarship provides students with the opportunity to experience the...

High angle rescue in Cape Woolamai

AIR Wing and local police officers rescued a man and woman in Cape Woolamai last night. Victoria police confirmed the pair veered from a walking trail onto cliffs near Cleeland Bight Beach about 5.40pm. The two struggled to make their way back...

Parrots lead the way in grand final replay at Wonthaggi

A SIX goal to one first quarter by Leongatha in the local derby at Wonthaggi set up an 18-point lead by half time in the grand final reply on Saturday. But, again, it was Wonthaggi’s much-vaunted defence plus the drive provided by Isaac Chugg...

What new skills do you want to learn this year?

WHAT new discoveries have you made this year? For over 25 years, Bass Coast Adult Learning (BCAL) has been the initial stepping stone for many. Whether it’s gaining industry-specific qualifications, support with basic English and Maths, exploring...

Politically incorrect night to remember with Kevin Bloody Wilson

HE wowed them at the ‘Wedge’ arts centre in Sale last night, now the inimitable Kevin Bloody Wilson is headed for Wonthaggi’s Union Community Arts Centre in Wonthaggi as he swings through Victoria on his (40 years of Kev) international...

More support for communities to tackle pests

TWO local Landcare networks, Bass Coast and South Gippsland, have been awarded $71,992 in grants as part of the governments Partnerships Against Pests grant program. Minister for Agriculture Ros Spence today awarded grants totalling $500,000 to 16...

Korumburra sporting identity Gwen Evison dies at 88

THE funeral for Korumburra sporting identity Gwen Evison will be held at the St Paul’s Anglican Church Korumburra on Monday, April 15 commencing at 1.30pm. Mrs Evison, a popular and talented local sporting identity, especially in her chosen sports...

Registered Nurses looking for an enjoyable work environment

ADAM Support is a small innovative organisation supporting a gentleman with complex disabilities living in South Gippsland. The organisation is about to undergo a two-day workshop to review and restructure the organisation. All staff will be...

Grow Lightly looks to ensure its future

By Andrew Paloczi KORUMBURRA’S Grow Lightly supplies customers in South Gippsland and Bass Coast Shires with fresh organic produce and those in charge of the not-for-profit organisation are keen to find a solution after being advised it needs to...

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Sea Eagles dominate

INVERLOCH-KONGWAK flexed its muscle with a comfortable win over the Warragul Industrials on Saturday. The Sea Eagles travelled to the Dusties’ home ground, with the Dusties providing good conditions for footy – overcast with no wind. Although...

Panthers outclass the Giants

COMING in off the back of a dominating win in the Reserves, Kilcunda-Bass’ Seniors were ready and raring to go in its opening game of the season against Korumburra-Bena. Playing in front of a large, supportive crowd in great conditions, the...

PIBC to contend in Bells Beach 50 Year Storm

THE Bells Beach 50 Year Storm voting is now open, and there are a few invited Phillip Island Boardrider Club (PIBC) surfers in the mix. So far representatives from PIBC are Joe Van Dijk, Carl Wright, Sandy Ryan, Glyndon Ringrose and Dylan Matthews...

Real Estate

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On The Land

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Dairy farmers encourage employment in the industry

OVER 1 million Australians have shown an interest in learning more about a job in dairy farming, thanks to an innovative industry initiative and marketing campaign to attract Australians to work on farm. The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a shift in...

Handle with care: bobby calf transport requirements

AGRICULTURE Victoria is keen to remind producers of their responsibilities when transporting bobby calves. Agriculture Victoria conducts regular audits of bobby calves at saleyards, calf scales and abattoirs. Agriculture Victoria Livestock Welfare...

Dairy farmers come together at GippsDairy Muster

THE latest trends, technologies and dairy farming practices were on-show at the 2024 GippsDairy Muster, with over 200 dairy industry members gathering on-farm in Trafalgar. Held this month, the theme of the day was Pasture, Pathways and Performance...

GippsDairy helps farmers along the succession path

THROUGHOUT the process of delivering Our Farm Our Plan in Gippsland, GippsDairy Extension Advisor Kim Price realised the need for more information to be readily available to dairy farmers in Gippsland about succession planning. “Statistics would...

Local Business & Tourism

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Brian Cadd’s album launch in Cowes and Yarram

THROUGH a career spanning over six decades, Brian Cadd stands among the greats as a trailblazer in Australian music. His latest offering ‘Dream Train’, out now, is the country album he was always destined to make and represents a return to his...

Local Business and Tourism

Friends of Coal Creek makes submission to council on the park’s future

By Andrew Paloczi FRIENDS of Coal Creek (FOCC) is calling for revitalisation of the tourist attraction, which would entail restoration, maintenance of the facility and an increase in activities there, advising South Gippsland Shire Council that...

Local Business and Tourism

High and wide praise for Sundays at Archies Creek

THEY must be doing something right, a lot right at the Archies Creek Hotel after earning the high praise of renowned Irish folk singer-songwriter Luka Bloom who called by last Sunday as part of his Australian tour which next heads to Canberra and...

Where there’s a generator, there’s a way, says Craig Young

THE Sulo bins were tumbling down the main street, debris from stripped trees covered cars and you couldn’t see the footpath from the shop window as the winds reached cyclone force and rain and hail swept through the town. Amazingly, though Craig...

What they did when ‘the love boat’ arrived on Valentine’s Day

DON’T worry, the famous Phillip Island Penguin Parade will be open tonight, Wednesday, February 14, for the guests from the latest cruise ship to anchor off Rhyll in Western Port, the Viking Neptune, but there have had to be some hasty alterations...

Local Business and Tourism

Three more cruise ships for Phillip Island’s summer

IT’S been quite a lucrative summer for Phillip Island and its cruise shop schedule with seven boats arriving and another two to come before the end of February. On Sunday this week, it was the boutique ship, Viking Sky, with its 930-passenger and...

Local Business and Tourism

Squeaky Beach success a boost for Gippsland, they say

THE peak body for tourism promotion in this region, Destination Gippsland, has, predictably, jumped on the back of Squeaky Beach’s success to lead up its push into autumn. But don’t stop at the Prom, they say, Gippsland has a lot going for it!...

Yarram high on the list of Australia’s best murals

IF THE idea of turning Yarram into ‘Heesco town’ with 25 stunning murals by one of the world’s best mural artists, Heesco Khosnaran, was to get noticed then it’s mission accomplished for the movers and shakers whose initiative it was to put...

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