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The Annual General Meeting in March welcomed four new committee members: Ian Coles joins the executive as Vice-President and Sammy Bodycomb, Liz Fenwick and Jill…

Fire Country: How Indigenous Fire Management could help save Australia by Victor Steffensen Hardie Grant, 2020 (more…)

We have all enjoyed looking at gorgeous photographs of chicks craning their beaks from the nest as a parent returns with food, and marvelled at…

A number of Angair members expressed concern to the Committee of Management recently about the Strategic Firebreak work along the Great Ocean Road (GOR). (more…)

In an earlier article in this series, I wrote about small parcels of Crown land being ‘left over’ along rivers and streams, after the surrounding…

The Anglesea River (known as Kuarka Dorla to the Wadawurrung, and Swampy Creek to early settlers) has always been important to local people who appreciated…

Jacques-Julien Houtou de Labillardière (1755-1834) was a French botanist, explorer and plant-collector noted for his collection and descriptions of the flora of southern Australia. (more…)

The original purpose of the Angair Communications Survey (undertaken in December 2020) was to gauge membership support for possible changes to the monthly newsletter. (more…)

In October 2020 Janet Stephens was awarded the prestigious Best Friend Award for her work protecting the heathlands and woodlands of the Anglesea District. (more…)

Members will remember the article by Associate Professor Barbara Wilson (Deakin University) in the November 2020 Newsletter about the Swamp Antechinus, Antechinus minimus, which is listed…