Past Events

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.

KSC warmly invites Grade 5 and 6 students and their parents to our

2022 YEAR 7 INFORMATION NIGHT

TO BE HELD ON

TUESDAY, MAY 4TH, 2021 at 6:15pm

Arrive at the Performing Arts Centre

The College staff look forward to introducing you to the next phase of your education and will be showcasing the exciting academic program that is available at our College.

You will also receive valuable resources outlining the ethos and curriculum programs at our College.

We believe that Grade 5 students will also benefit from beginning to familiarise themselves with the Transition Process.

Further enquiries can be directed to:

Christopher Cronin – Middle School / Transition Coordinator on 5655 1566

A delightful bush market and a drive through the beautiful hills of Gippsland is a great day’s outing. Have a cuppa with sandwiches or try the great cooking of the Gippsland ladies – great cake makers.

Everything at the market is home made or home grown. Come for nibbles, crafts, or fresh vegies.

Most stalls are inside the community hall, while vendors with plants to sell are generally outside on the lawn.

Why not set up a stall if you have things to sell?

Limited offer: Stall fee of $6.00 for the first market (Sunday the 3^rd January, 2021).

Contact: Brian, Jumbunna Hall President – 0459 239 344

Agricultural, Earth Moving and Hobby Farming Equipment

The Strzelecki Lions Club and Loch Primary School are joining forces with Nutrien Ag Solutions to raise much needed funds with a clearing sale at con Sunday 2 May from 10am.  

The clearing sale will feature a wide range of agricultural, earth moving and hobby farming equipment, with some great deals to be found on the day.

Organised jointly by the Strzelecki Lions and Loch Primary School as their major annual fundraiser, sales will be facilitated by Nutrien with all commissions donated in equal shares to the Lions and the Primary School.

For more information, including requests to list items for sale, please contact

Chris from the Strzelecki Lions Club on 0419 109 928 or

Will from the Loch Primary School Council on 0412 177 110.

Email enquiries can be sent to LionsAndLochPSClearingSale@gmail.com.

The Business Association Committee has been taking an active interest in Coal Creek Community Park & Museum. We recognise the asset we have right here in our town and how beneficial it is to tourism here in Korumburra and South Gippsland, however we feel it ought to be given a greater opportunity to reach its full potential.

We are holding a get together for interested people:

When: Wednesday, 14 April, 2021 @ 7.30pm
Where: at Korumburra Community Meeting Room (next to Library).

Renae Littlejohn, Director Development Services at South Gippsland Shire will be in attendance to give an update on what we as a community can do to assist in Coal Creek becoming a much greater focus for South Gippsland.

The Farmers’ Market is held in the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum’s main car-park every 2nd Saturday of the month, from 8 am – 12:30 pm. The market is run by local producers and is a not for profit association.

Yes, the Farmer’s market is continuing to operate during the Covid pandemic when we are legally allowed to operate. The number of stalls may be reduced due to Stage 4 restrictions, but good produce is still available.

For the most current updates, check our Facebook Page

Jumbunna market Easter Sunday at the hall in Cruickshanks road off Korumburra-Wonthaggi Road.

(Turn right coming from Korumburra into Lynn road)

Go for a scenic drive, stop for a cuppa enjoy the music Phil will provide between 9.30 am and 12 noon. Try the Country Ladies cooking browse around the stalls, craft, cooking, home garden produce and lots more.

Also looking for more store holders phone Brian 0459239344

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure

– proverb

Cancelled
until further notice

Contact

Phone 03 5657 3371 or 0408 512 347

Hosted by the South Gippsland Branch of Gippsland Historical Automobile Club

There is no need to be alone or feel alone this Christmas Day. You’re invited to a free picnic lunch in Coleman Park at midday, by the Korumburra Churches.

RSVP by Dec 18

BYO picnic chair or rug.

Dietary requirements can be catered for on request.

Call Belinda on 0422-521-924.

All proceeds go to the Anti-Cancer Council for Cancer research

35 Radovick Street Korumburra

Adults: $5.00 Entry fee

Children: 14 to 16 $2.00, under 14 free

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