East Gippsland Shire
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Three Towns Podcast - Ep. 1
The Black Summer fires threatened Buchan for weeks before they arrived. Read more
FeatureCulture
Suits you...
Gippsland's nudibranch is a fashion explosion crawling off the coral catwalk. Read more
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Three Towns Podcast Series
As the first anniversary of East Gippsland's horrific bushfire season approaches, journalist Matt... Read more
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Growing Back East Gippsland Winners
And the winners of the Growing Back East Gippsland Calendar Competition are... Read more
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Innovation through imagination.
This new normal will see a city vs. regional mindset dissipate, replaced by mutual respect, empathy... Read more
FeatureCulture
The punk & the pries†.
Wedged between devastating bushfires and a global pandemic,‘Two Last Names’ launched their first... Read more
Artist FeatureCommunity
Growing Back East Gippsland
Submission entries extended to Sunday 4th October.Growing Back East Gippsland is a visual art... Read more
ArticleFood & Drink
The comfort of baking.
People of all ages (and not just bakers) are caring for a fermented friend. Read more
Artist FeatureCulture
Ode to the scallop.
FLOAT will soon inhabit the Slipway in orange and white as a tribute to the humble scallop. Read more
FeatureCulture
Right on time.
Lealah is the epitome of influencer culture, and she nails TikTok clip creation. Read more
FeatureChange
Like wildfire.
New Year’s Eve 2019. Mallacoota. The headline of the New York Times reads “Apocalyptic Scenes in... Read more
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Resilience, resourceful, regrowth.
Eucalyptus trees are specialists at surviving, recovering and then thriving again after a fire. Read more
FeatureChange
Water, water.
Rebecca McEwan understands the preciousness of water. Her childhood in dry, hot South Australia... Read more
ArticleFood & Drink
Our ‘Coota Christmas.
Young writer & designer, Phoebe Rich shares why her family loves spending their festive season... Read more
FeatureChange
School for unTourists.
The School for Tourists seeks to promote forms of tourism that contribute and forge better... Read more
ArticleFood & Drink
Brewing off the land.
The attraction of new flavours, the increased value placed on food providence, the thrill of the... Read more
ArticleCommunity
Setting Sail.
Community not only lifts people up but it also gives direction and it puts the wind in your sails. Read more
ArticleChange
It’s happening, here.
The School Strike for Climate is a movement of young people who demand systematic action on climate... Read more
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It’s time.
“Flexible and resilient. After all, we’ve been doing it for at least 40,000 years.” - GEGAC CEO,... Read more
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Part 2: the raw side of Emma.
Nineteen-year-old fine artist, Emma Hearnes is championing the creative youth of this region for... Read more
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The homecoming.
Fourteen years ago Alice Sims couldn’t have anticipated returning home, but now she is grateful to... Read more
FeatureChange
Rebirth: New thinking renews old industries.
Melissa Churches and Jeremy Haw are utilising cutting edge tech to ensure their Gippsland... Read more
FeatureCulture
Frank & Flora.
An amazing collection of stories & photographs that share the inspiring environment-focused... Read more
ArticleCommunity
For the love of dogs.
Megs Hopman of Playful Paws Training & Wellness believes that “The best dog is the one you... Read more
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Our Ladies’ Detective Agency.
An introduction to the Bairnsdale Ladies’ Detective Agency - a pair of unrelenting, yet charming... Read more
ArticleCulture
Deeper listening.
PollyannaR on learnings from First Australian artist Ronald Edwards-Pepper & Gunai Kurnai... Read more
FeatureCulture
stART ’em early.
As East Gippsland Art Gallery demonstrates, art can act as a catalyst for positive change within... Read more
FeatureChange
Why didn’t they teach us our history in school?
Historian Shannon Woodcock asks, why is a culture of historical amnesia perpetuated in Gippsland? Read more
ArticleCommunity
The most enthusiastic learners.
Noweyung’s members share with Kate Butler what they love about the centre that encourages them to... Read more
FeatureChange
Talkin’ bout a revolution.
What do you want for our children’s education? Mim Cook chats with local students & teachers to... Read more
ArticleBusiness
Taking the show on the road.
In appreciation East Gippsland's great support to their family business, the Dahlsen's have donated... Read more
ArticleFood & Drink
Surviving the cold snap.
The Snowy River won’t be the only thing flowing through the East Gippy town of Orbost this winter,... Read more
ArticleLiving Well
Greetings from the Lakes.
Close your eyes, breath in the salty air and get ready for adventure with the remarkable women of... Read more
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Mr. Chicken and the path to a creative career.
A conversation with Australian Children’s Laureate (2016-2017) Leigh Hobbs on advocating reading... Read more
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Investing in knowledge.
A thoroughly enlightening conversation with Dr Doris Paton on Aboriginal education, healthcare and... Read more
FeatureCulture
Calling for rain.
French artist, Sofie Dieu, has fallen in love with regional Australia. Can you help her East... Read more
ArticleBusiness
Flippin' houses.
The Gippsland property market's heating up. Let Peter Clark & Chris Martin inform you on how to... Read more
FeatureCulture
(F)loating on.
The F.INC team presents FLOAT at Lake Tyers Beach - supported by the Small Town Transformations... Read more
ArticleCommunity
Your guide to community art.
Andrea Lane and the F.INC Team present a guide to creating viable, thrivable & survivable... Read more
Artist FeatureCulture
Technicolour tarpaulin.
East Gippsland-based artist, Amy Joseph, paints us some trucks that visually defining movement... Read more
ArticleLiving Well
The road less travelled.
Feel it's time to travel beyond the limits of a conventional road? To see what often remains... Read more
ArticleCulture
Making autumn.
Autumn, the season when our makeup channels the colours of the changing leaves. Read more
ArticleSports
Long locks and two smoking barrels.
Introducing Aislin Jones, at just 16-years-old, she was Australia’s youngest athlete in an... Read more