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The next theatrical venture for Foster Arts Music & Drama Association, known as FAMDA, is ‘No Exit‘. An absurdist tragicomedy written by Jean-Paul Sartre in occupied France during World War 2, ‘No Exit’ was widely praised at that time, and is now considered a classic.

Different people, different lives…Everyone has a tale to tell. The residents of Prom Country House in Foster are no exception. Today we begin a new series in which Wendy Williamson sits down with a local aged care resident to hear something of their life. We begin with Marion Haupt.

As part of the continuing upgrades at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, Anzac Hall is being built to offer more exhibition spaces that honour the contributions of contemporary veterans.

Fish Creek artist Samara Cunningham has been selected for one of Australia's most competitive community arts programs, winning a place in the inaugural cohort of the Practice in Community program run by Regional Arts Australia and the Minderoo Foundation.

The Sandy Point Art Show returned over Easter to another successful year, with more than 500 visitors making their way through the Sandy Point Community Centre to take in works from 70 local and regional artists across a diverse range of mediums.

South Gippsland Shire Council has engaged Somers‑based artist Christabel Wigley to install a new public artwork along the Great Southern Rail Trail (GSRT), between Koonwarra and Meeniyan.