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The Venus Bay team, back, from left, Elise McCorriston, Marty McCorriston, Russell Stewart, Simon Gee, Kristie Clappison, Elliot Amalos, Katherine Sumaru, Ken Schell, Paul Hoffman, Tom Goode, Paul Mullarvey; front, Kimberley Gee, Craig Watson, George Curran and Amy Henwood.

VENUS Bay Surf Lifesaving Club excelled at the Surf Lifesaving Victorian Masters Championships held at Lorne recently. Masters competition is open to lifesavers who are aged 30 and over. Venus Bay SLSC really took it up to the big boys, finishing in third place

You can help develop strategies to reduce bushfire risk on private and public land.

LAND and fire management agencies are calling on the public to help inform strategic bushfire management planning for Gippsland. Strategic bushfire management planning is a multi-agency process that addresses the risks posed by bushfires on both public and private land. It uses the latest

Shadow Assistant Minister for Public Land Use and The Nationals Member for Eastern Victoria, Melina Bath met with Bass Coast Landcare management coordinator, Dave Bateman.

SHADOW Assistant Minister for Public Land Use and The Nationals’ Member for Eastern Victoria Region, Melina Bath highlighted the importance of Landcare following her visit to Korumburra recently. Ms Bath said she is committed to working with community groups such as Landcare to improve

Hundreds of cars, trucks and bikes will fill the Toora Recreation Reserve at the South Coast Show and Shine this Sunday, February 24. Always a great family day out, the fourth annual Show and Shine is being held in aid of cancer research. kg270918

GEAR heads get ready as the South Coast Show and Shine returns to rev up the Toora Recreation Reserve this Sunday, February 24. Now in its fourth year, the popular event features a huge array of cars, trucks, bikes and farm machinery on display,

The Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge is undergoing an $867,000 upgrade. mm180819

OLD and tired timber along the Kilcunda trestle bridge has been replaced with stainless steel, as part of an $867,000 makeover. The upgrade, funded by the Bass Coast Shire Council, has seen the replacement of the upper decking, including handrails, and structural improvements at