South Gippsland: Our People

Sep 08 2021 7 ep. 14 mins 1

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‘Our People’ is a podcast series produced for South Gippsland Shire Council, showcasing our diverse community and featuring stories told by South Gippsland residents from all walks of life. Hear stories about the hardships and the successes of living in our regional Victorian community, and unique local perspectives on what makes life in South Gippsland special.

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May 31 2021 1 mins

Coming soon: Our People, presented by South Gippsland Shire Council. This podcast features stories from South Gippsland locals, showcasing our diverse community and featuring stories told by South Gippsland residents from all walks of life.

Kim and Jay

Jun 30 2021 23 mins

Jay and Kim are organic market gardeners from Bena, in South Gippsland. Hear their story as they tell you all about their business, and their passion for sharing their sustainable agriculture knowledge with everyone from farmers to home veggie-growers.

Melanie

Jul 14 2021 18 mins

Melanie Caple is an artist and arts manager from Berry's Creek in South Gippsland, Victoria. Join Melanie at her studio in Berrys Creek, where she shares her experience of growing up on a dairy farm in Nerrena, leaving Leongatha to pursue her artistic dreams, and art’s growing importance in the South Gippsland community.

Jaci

Jul 28 2021 15 mins

Jaci Hicken runs Jacican Food Studio in Mirboo North, South Gippsland, where she grows vegetables, cooks, and teaches other people to do the same.

Jackie

Aug 11 2021 9 mins

Jackie Newman moved to South Gippsland in search of a 'Sea Change', and hasn't looked back.

Robert

Aug 25 2021 12 mins

We join Robert Waycott at the former Mirboo Shire Hall, home of the Mirboo North Historical Society, where he shares his passion for the history of South Gippsland and documenting the events of his local area through his local community newspaper.

Rondinne

Sep 08 2021 16 mins

Rondinne’s journey to South Gippsland has been longer and more eventful than most, she’s lived on four continents, having had a professional career taking her to the UK and North America. But even that can’t compare to Rondinne’s story of her escape from Kuwait as a refugee when she was a young adult.