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Elliette McGuirk and Indigo Lucas-Mumford are raising money to support women’s equality in Bass Coast.

ARMED with protective gloves, tongs and a large rubbish bag, two seven-year-olds from Wonthaggi North Primary School are raising money to support women’s equality in Bass Coast.

Jimmy Kyle from SEJ, OMK president Russ White and Pink Stumps Day organiser Amy White with the cattle. Sb410821

TWENTY-SEVEN mixed sex cattle will be up for sale at Koonwarra’s fortnightly store sale on Friday to raise money for Outtrim Moyarra Kongwak (OMK) Cricket Club’s annual Pink Stumps Day.

Two of Korumburra’s first women’s footballers, Bobbie Brown, left, and Lorraine Lamb (now Touzel), recall their glory days with an old team photograph. gm010821

TRY telling long-time friends Lorraine Touzel and Bobbie Brown that Korumburra’s first women’s football team was established in the last year or two and they will quickly correct you - with photographic evidence to back them up.

IN the early hours of Sunday morning, February 21, jewellery store Hays Jewellers Leongatha was broken into and robbed.

Damian Turner welcomed new Mirboo North Thirds coach Linc Oddy on board recently.

NOTWITHSTANDING the COVID hiccup this week, football and netball in the local area is picking up a head of steam with little more than a month to the kickoff.

Ally needs a foster home without other dogs as she recovers from surgery.

NEW Beginnings Animal Rescue, a not-for-profit organisation based in South Gippsland, is looking for foster parents.

Korumburra Business Association secretary Shirley Arestia, left, and president Noelene Cosson, welcomed South Gippsland Shire Council chief executive Kerryn Ellis to the group’s AGM.

THE Korumburra business community faces a bright future despite the challenges of COVID-19, according to the Korumburra Business Association (KBA).

Donna Janke picked up a beautiful bouquet of roses from the local newsagency, Paperplay Inverloch, for partner Marie Hogben, who sold flowers on behalf of Elsie’s Florist.

FLORISTS’ busiest day of the year, Valentine’s Day, was put in jeopardy on Friday after the snap COVID-19 lockdown.

Diane Wilshaw and Sandra Morton-Pedersen give pre-loved Bratz dolls a make-under to create Village Dolls.

SICK of seeing young children play with glamorous, unrealistic looking dolls, two Loch kindergarten teachers decided to do something about it.

Peter and Beatrice of Wattlebank Farm have just started supplying local businesses with their oyster mushrooms, as Wattlebank Farm.

As a family which eats a mainly plant-based diet, Beatrice and Peter wanted to grow their own mushrooms and began with grow kits before moving into the industrial-style operation they have now.

From left, AFL legends Peter Hudson, Alex Jesaulenko and Peter McKenna 50 years on recreate the famous 1970 pic.

AFTER becoming the first trio to score 100 goals in the same VFL season, three of the game’s greats were photographed in a Melbourne pub in 1970. The opportunity to reunite them and recreate the iconic image was one that could not be passed

Aunty Dyan Summers told the tragic story of Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner, the first people to be hanged in Victoria in 1842.

THE ANNUAL commemoration of the hanging of two Aboriginal freedom fighters in 1842, the first people to be hanged in Victoria, drew a sombre and reflective crowd to Wishart Reserve, Wonthaggi, a week before Australia Day.

Cape Paterson’s strong winds are perfect for Trevor Reeves to fly his kites.

ON a windy day, you’ll find Trevor Reeves’ colourful creations flying at Cape Paterson.