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FSFF 26 finalists announced and tickets now on sale

Men filming on a rocky beachThe committee of the Far South Film Festival 2026 would like to congratulate the 23 finalists selected for this year’s Festival. Tickets are now on sale so check out the selected films and book your tickets at the ‘farsouthfilmfestival’ website.

This year’s entries have come from New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, the ACT and Tasmania, spanning drama, comedy, experimental, music and documentary genres. The Festival is especially pleased to … Read more »

Recipes from Michele Huthnance

Pot of baked beansI am a horticulturalist, wildlife rescuer and commercial photographer with a passion for helping people reconnect with the natural world. I have worked in intensive animal agriculture as well as caring for wildlife. Through foraging, creativity and hands-on learning, I encourage people to slow down and rediscover the wonder that exists in nature all around them. My work is driven by the belief that people protect what they feel connected to.

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The Silver Book

Cover a photo of three men in a boat.The Silver Book
Olivia Laing
Penguin
RRP $36.99

Review by Wendy Tucker

Olivia Laing is a New York critic and the author of eight books, both fiction and nonfiction. Her work has been translated into over 22 languages.

I was unsure about reviewing this fictional account of real things because I thought it might be too narrow in its appeal. Yes, it is set in the audacious … Read more »

Right Plant, Wrong Place … Again!

Close up of lemons on the treeby Mark Evans

One of the advantages of gardening is that very few decisions are permanent. Plants can be moved, divided and rearranged as your garden evolves and your ideas change. That supposedly short plant you tucked in along the edge grows much taller than expected, the one you planted in the shade needs more sun (or vice versa), that climber would be better suited elsewhere, that perennial needs … Read more »

Grant secured to develop a South Coast sea urchin industry and restore reefs

Close up of pink spines of a sea urchinJoonga Land and Water Aboriginal Corporation has secured a $1.48 million NSW Government grant to develop sustainable sea urchin fisheries along the South Coast.

Traditional Owner, Wally Stewart, is co-founder and director of Joonga. For years he has watched the proliferation of long-spined sea urchins devour the kelp forests that are vital to healthy marine ecosystems. Climate change-induced warming oceans have seen the sea urchins move south … Read more »

Dignams Creek AGM

Two womenDuring a break in the rain, Diggies residents met on Saturday 23 May for the Annual General Meeting of the Dignams Creek Community Group (DCCG). Dignams Creek residents have been organising in this way since 1995, but articles in the Cobargo Chronicle record community working bees and get-togethers as far back as 1898. These were all, of course, preceded by Djiringanj communities living in and enjoying this place they called Wullunthar, meaning very crooked, for … Read more »

Acknowledgment of Country

The Triangle is a community paper, principally for the region bounded by the three prominent mountains: Peak Alone, Gulaga and Mumbulla. It is produced on the traditional lands of the Yuin nation and we acknowledge that this was and will always be Yuin Country. We are grateful for their thousands of years of careful and deliberate stewardship of Country and pay our respects to Yuin Elders past, present and emerging.

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