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Please join us at our AGM Sunday 21 September, 11am at the Sandy Point Community Centre. More information is available at www.sandypoint.vic.au/events/agm-2025

Watch yourselves and your dogs - Bluebottles are on the beach.
Another good reason to leash your dog - as well as to protect our beach-nesting birds.

A second conservation purchase in Corner Inlet is a major win for our coastal saltmarshes -

Lying within Corner Inlet - a wetland of international importance under the RAMSAR Convention - the 72-ha Bullock Island was offered for sale earlier this y

Hoodies sheltering and breeding.
During the 'severe' weather on the spit this weekend this hardy pair of hoodies sheltered from driven sand behind a clump of seaweed. Last week they were observed nearby as they courted, briefly mated and dug scrapes

Fox trapping is currently taking place on the sand spit.
Please keep your dogs leashed to keep them and our beach-nesting birds safe.

**** CARAVAN PARK UPDATE ****

Our full objection is now submitted to Council, and is available to read on our website.
www.sandypoint.vic.au/news/caravan-park-subdivision-2025
All relevant links are provided on this webpage - to view the applicatio

A new application has been made to subdivide and develop the CARAVAN PARK.

The SPCG is again preparing an objection to the proposal. A number of submissions (no matter how brief) need to be sent in to ensure that the application goes to the next Co

Visitors to Sandy Point are reminded of our 40km/h speed limit. Roads are shared with pedestrians, children, bikes, horses and wildlife. Cars must give way. After lobbying by SPCG to South Gippsland Council, this sign on Telopea Drive reminds drivers

A new club for Sandy Point
We're wanting to start a walking group for locals who live in or near Sandy Point. Our idea is that we should walk in the company of others for an hour or two along our beautiful beach, around town or down at the inlet, all

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, and pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

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