Finding a new Eden
April 28, 2019
Working in Washington DC, contributing to the rehabilitation of impoverished communities while his wife contributed to national health initiatives, Jake Lynch could be excused for
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Bruthen ready to boom
April 27, 2019
With a popular brewery and multiple fine food outlets, Bruthen is rapidly earning a place on the itinerary for many East Gippsland visitors – and
The dynamo that every rural town needs
April 26, 2019
Behind the facade of the sleepy coastal idyll, far from the headlines of rural decline and decay, there are really exciting innovations underway in
Pie king and queen building pies and lives in Yackandandah
April 23, 2019
Maybe life wasn’t meant to be easy. But it probably wasn’t meant to be this hard either. The only time Sebastian Nedziak becomes serious is
Gippsland hub set to reclaim limelight
April 9, 2019
The largest town in South Gippsland has just landed funding to build a new secondary school, boasts excellent health care facilities, a thriving retail heart
Apollo Bay’s worst-kept secret
April 5, 2019
The dream of a seachange doesn’t usually include spending your days in an industrial estate at the back of town. In Apollo Bay, where the
One hour from the CBD and my neighbour is a cow
April 4, 2019
Animals not only need to sleep, eat and find water each day, but they also have little regard for weekends. Every waking day, the 1000
From home brew to high brow – living the dream at the foot of the Grampians
April 2, 2019
Adam Atchison had all the classic ingredients of a construction industry champion in his 20’s. In between building sites, dabbling in different potential careers, and
Making the most of Moyston
April 2, 2019
When Julie-Ann Rose was looking for a place to set up a business, she had never heard of Moyston. It may be the recognised home
The brain trainer
April 2, 2019
Nigel Kain is the teacher you wish your own kids had. Experienced from a career built in seven schools, articulate and able to teach across