Cubico Sustainable Investments (Cubico) has been announced as the principal project investor for the Delburn Wind Farm. Cubico, a leader and global investor in renewable energy with investments in 13 countries and an installed capacity of around 4 GW, has joined OSMI Australia as joint development partner in the
Delburn Wind Farm and will purchase 100% of the project prior to the commencement of construction.
In the 70s there were a few Greek restaurants in Adelaide and cafes. One of my favourite cafes served red and white wine on Sunday in coffee cups before Don Dunstan liberalised the liquor laws and opening hours. It was extremely popular with young people and it introduced Greek foods to a new generation. Tess Mallos 1979 “The Complete Middle East Cookbook’ inspired me to cook Greek Food as did Kate who had run one of the first restaurant in suburban Canberra in early 1970s at the height of the Whitlam revolution. Again, unique tastes that were a far cry from the meat and three veg regime of 1960s Australia. Enjoy!
The Meeniyan Progress Association with the fine work by Tanya Wilson organised our first Covid complaint Australia day. It was shorter, smaller but just as passionate. Covid compliance allowed few frills. Kathryn Smith chaired the meeting and acknowledged the indigenous custodians of our land celebrating our shared histories of the oldest continuously occupied continent for 80,000 years.
Just Transitions South Gippsland has been invited to give evidence to the parliamentary inquiry by the Standing Committee on the Environment and Energy into the Zali Steggall Climate Bills. The hearing is scheduled online on February 1 at public hearings conducted in Canberra.
Korumburra collisions
Two cars collided on the South Gippsland Highway at Kardella on Tuesday, January 26. One vehicle travelling between Leongatha and Korumburra lost control after braking to avoid a driver who had turned on to the South Gippsland Highway. Consequently, the vehicle swerved into the opposite lane and struck an oncoming car. No injuries were sustained by either party. Korumburra police said a careless driving charge applied to the driver who swerved into oncoming traffic.
A second, one car collision occurred on the same day at the intersection of Brumley Street and Ogilvy Street, Korumburra. A vehicle came off the straight section of road in the wet and collided with a large tree. The driver was initially trapped in the vehicle and had to be freed by SES. Head injuries and other undetermined injuries were sustained by the driver, and they were taken to Latrobe Hospital for treatment. Korumburra police said they were still investigating how the vehicle left the road and were yet to receive an update on the driver’s condition.
This distinctive building in Tarwin Lower, situated on sizable, leased shire land, was opened in 1991 and has since taken on a prominent role within the town and its surrounds. A union of conventional western medicine, traditional eastern medicine and various alternative therapies have increasingly become available, embracing a holistic approach toward the well-being and spiritual needs of the community.
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