Home Community Jim Fairchild talks second book on local stories – ‘Fewer Curlies –... Jim Fairchild's book has over 200 years of his own relatives' history that can continue to be passed down. Community Jim Fairchild talks second book on local stories – ‘Fewer Curlies – More Characters’ Stefan Bradley 18/07/2024 FacebookTwitterEmail Stefan Bradley WHAT’S important to a local community? You can say services or infrastructure – but what makes us unique […] Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content. Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password Latest News Professional Gippsland wood carver Olivia O’Connor sculpts her way forward 09/03/2025 Olivia O’Connor, a full-time professional wood carver since 2013, creates contemporary sculptures and rocking horses using traditional techniques and hand tools. A resident of Mirboo... Best of Celtic at The Wedge 09/03/2025 Yarram resident honoured at war memorial 08/03/2025 Prostate cancer checks essential 08/03/2025 Longford kinder highly commended 07/03/2025