With coronavirus dominating the headlines, it's important we don't lose sight of the bushfire disaster that's still impacting so many people in our district. In a compelling interview with Damian McGill, residents caught up in the Conjola fire say important lessons need to be learned so no lives are lost in future emergencies.
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One lesson local dairy farmer Robert Miller wants heeded is that of climate change. He allowed a sign to be placed at the entrance to his property at Milton calling for climate action but was a little dismayed when vandals attacked it with red paint.
With so many venues shut down during the pandemic, it's little wonder Milton Theatre is eager to get back and running. It's been an entertainment mainstay for the entire South Coast so we're also counting down the days until it reopens.
COVID-19 did not, however, get in the way of Ulladulla High School marking Reconciliation Week. This year, it seems more important than ever. The virus did, however, lead to stimulus funding that will see a new pathway constructed at Milton Showground. Looks like we'll be able to keep those RMs a little cleaner when the show returns.
Hope you all have a great long weekend. Stay safe, keep your distance, maintain hand hygiene and be kind.
