Vol.1 no.1 [1999]: The end of an era: the Lakes Entrance Mechanics' Hall [Institute] p1. The new North Arm Bridge p2. Vale: Alex Larkins 1918-1999 p3. Vale: Lorna Mitchelson 1915-1999 p3. Lakes Entrance Avenue of Honour p4. Bills water troughs p5. Early ships: Steamer J.C.D. p9. The 'Wombat' [ship] p10. The 'Baang Yarnda' [ship] p10.

Vol.1 no.4 DECEMBER 1999: Life membership for Miss Nan Fraser p1. McArdell's Gap p2. The Swing Bridge p3. The Sale Canal p4. The Powder Magazine p6. Remembering the Bellevue Guest House of the 1950s / Margaret Mitchell, Moe p7.

Vol.1 no.5 MARCH 2000: The Bee Farm, Byrne's Track, Toorloo Arm / Maisie Byrne p2. Melbourne to Brisbane by motor car 1908 p4. Emma's story [Emma Close] p6. Emma's early memories of Whiters Camping Park p7.

Vol.1 no.6 JUNE 2000: Johnsonville Primary School p2. Reg remembers: a sequel to 'Emma's story' [Hammarstrom family, Reg Schulz] p3.

Vol.1 no.7 SPRING 2000: First street lighting at Lakes Entrance p3. Obituary: Nancy Fraser p7. Official opening of the Lakes Entrance History Centre and Museum p8.

Vol.1 no.8 SUMMER 2001: New Works historic walk p2. Club Hotel destroyed by fire p5.

Vol.2 no.1 MID-YEAR 2001: Schnapper Cottage p1. Lakes Entrance water bore: Colquhoun 12 p3. Mallacoota visit p4. Figurehead of the County Antrim, Kalimna Hotel p8.

Vol.2 no.2 SPRING 2001: North Arm mystery object solved p4. Measures collection comes home p5. Sale Powder Magazine p6.

Vol.2 no.3 AUTUMN 2002: Vale: Jim Henderson p2. A day in the high country p3. Cassilis and the Mount Markey Winery p6. The Glass Factory, Lake Tyers p8. Wedding: Jackel - Allen 1942 p8.

WINTER 2002: World War One Memorial. Lilly 'Babs' Harris. Inda Singh.

SUMMER 2003: Gladys Eva Scarce 1909-2002. Streets of Lakes Entrance p5.

AUTUMN 2003: Reg Schulz p2. Obituary: Emma Clowes (nee Harrmarstrom) p2. Bunga Creek State School no.3365 p4.

SPRING 2003: Stella Rau 1924-2003 p2. Football p2. Vera Bennett p4. Mechanics' Hall [Institute] becomes library p7.

Vol.2 No.8 2004: Oil p1. Gippsland Railway Line [Orbost railway reopened] p4. Boston ice in Australia p6. Coate brothers legacy p7. Daniel family p8.

Vol.2 no.9 2005: Threat to New Works Cottages p1. The origins of Loch Sport p3. West Wind [ship] p4. Cape Otway Lighthouse and William Roadknight p5. Enid 'Chooky' Westwood p6. Edward 'Chooky' Westbrook p7.

Vol.2 no.10 2005: Heritage overlay a farce p1. Photographers: Howard Bulmer; J. Brookes p2. Home at the Colquhoun railway siding [Orbost line] p3. Changes at the Central Hotel p5. The wreck of the Orme [ship] p7. Closure of Stewart's Butchers p8.

DECEMBER 2005: Launch of Dahlsen book p1. Jonson family, 'Tostaree', Hospital Creek p2. The Ninety Mile Beach boundary bungle p5. Sequel to the story of the 'Snowy River Bandit' p6.

APRIL 2006: Butter factories. Factory: Swift's Creek p1. Orbost p1. Bruthen p3. Bairnsdale p3. Buchan p3. Point Hicks Lighthouse p5. The PS Curlip [paddle steamer] project at Orbost p6. Lakes Entrance Footbridge p7. Murder of Richard and Catherine Clements at Bullumwaal 1928 p8.

NOVEMBER 2006: Black Mountain and beyond p1. Cinema memorabilia restored p4. Lakes Entrance State School no. 2672 p5. Post office p6.

FEBRUARY 2007: A maritime museum for Lakes Entrance? p1. Shipwrecks at Lakes Entrance p2. Obituary: Maisie Byrne (nee Ault) 1914-2006. Doctor George Rechelmann p5. First gold courses at Lakes Entrance p6. Golliwogs, how they got their name p8.

NOVEMBER 2007: Floods p1. The glass factory at Lake Tyers p2. The coach road to Orbost p3. Norfold Island link: connection with East Gippsland's Macarthur family p4. Vale: Oscar Hammarstrom 1920-2007 p5. The Gippsland Lakes: a poem 1899 p7. The forgotten river trade: Perry River; Avon River p8. William and Jane Roadknight p8.

JUNE 2008: Lakes Entrance sesquicentennial p1. Too late to save old St Nicholas Church? P2. Gun Alley tragedy p2. Asbestos p3. Aboriginal history around the Lakes [aborigines, Lake Tyers Mission] p4. In memoriam: Frank Humphrey Ray 1920-2008 p6. Patrick Alfred McDonnell 1924-2008 p6. The war in Gippsland: the reminiscences of Pat McDonnell p7. The story of the ‘Paddy McCann’ [boat] p8.

DECEMBER 2008: Carpentertown: where’s that? p1. Letters from the past [letters from Private Walter Dau to Miss Doris Broome 1918-19 from Europe during and after World War One] p4. ‘The Lonsdale’ [boat] p8.

Vol.2 no.18 OCTOBER 2009: Old house at 55 Church Street bulldozed p1. Lakes Entrance men who went to the Boer War: James John Burgoyne, Edmund Peter Burke, Joseph Bernard Burke p2-3. The fire brigade in Lakes Entrance p4-5. Cruising the lakes in the noughties: charter boat 'Mulloway' p6. Vale: Captain William Bolitho AM p7. R.I.P.: Rex Owen Fish p8.

Vol.2 no.19 JANUARY 2010: New Lakes footbridge open p1. Lake Tyers House revisited p2-3. The shipwreck bell p4-5. Frank Stevens drowned at the bar 1925 p5. Cruising the lakes in the noughties: EMV Rubeena p6. From our library: Rob the milkman [Robert Hamilton McMahon] / Eunice Fitzclarence p7. Nurse Burgoyne 1874-1948 [Lilian Burgoyne nee Teychenne] p8.

Vol.2 no.20 FEBRUARY 2010: In the wake of the steamers [inaugural voyage of the Mulloway] p1-2. What's in a name?: Cunninghame and Lakes Entrance p3. Point Hicks p4-5. Myth or military mystery?: secret tunnels under Melbourne p6. Little River Inn at Ensay p7. Inaugural Festival of St Nicholas a huge success p8.

Vol.3 no.1 APRIL 2010: Cottage, 'Killarney', Tambo Upper / Marie Fish p3. Gabo Island: calm and beautiful one minute, treacherous the next! P4-5. A snapshot history of Johnsonville p5. Old Gippstown p6. Paddle steamer 'Curlip', Marlo p6. Trip to Swifts Creek and Ensay p7. Paddle steamer 'Burrabogie', Echuca and the strike of 1880 p8.

Vol.3 no.2 AUGUST 2010: New owners make plans for Nithsdale [house] p2.

Vol.3 no.3 NOVEMBER 2010: The forge at the New Works p1. Remembering Jack Allen p3. The Church House p4. Legend: James Bull: founder of Bull's Shipyard p6.

Vol.3 no.4 MARCH 2011: Seafarers Multicultural Festival a big hit p1. An anniversary for Fraser Island [near Lakes Entrance] p2. Anchor back in Lakes Entrance p3. A brief history: the mission at Lake Tyers (Bung Yarnda) p4. Early trade and transport on the Nicholson River and Tambo River p6.

Vol.3 no.5 JULY 2011: Lone graves in East Gippsland p2. The Lakes Entrance oil shaft [Austral Oil Syndicate, Lakes Oil] p4. Bairnsdale Gas Works p7.

Vol.3 no.6 SEPTEMBER 2011: ‘The call of the sea' exhibition to open 2nd December p1. The RAAF Beaufort bomber [plane] p3. Murder of Frederick Dowse by Charles Strange at Cunninghame 1885 p4. Old Melbourne Gaol p5. Vale: Antony Heath p7.

Vol.3 no.7 DECEMBER 2011: Anchor placed in front of Lakes History Centre p1. Call of the Sea Exhibition p1. Wooden bridges p2. Men's hairstyles p3. Come wind come weather: Alfred Howitt [book review] p4. John Carpenter p6. Alfred Fish family p7.

Vol.3 no.8 SUMMER 2012: Footprints: the journey of Lucy and Percy Pepper [exhibition] p1. 'South House', Church Street p2. Stony Creek trestle bridge p2. Once there was Campbell Town [early name in Lakes Entrance area] p3. Local links to [Henry] Lawson and [Jack] Lang p4. Opening of Luna Park 100 years ago p5. Pedal-operated radios p7. Criterion Hotel: a restoration success story p8.

Vol.3 no.9 WINTER 2012: Demolition of public toilet block p1. Sale of two boats: 'Rubeena' and 'Corque' p1. Johan (Jack) Hammarstrom p3. Bush huts p4. Street names p6.

Vol.3 no.10 OCTOBER 2012: Exhibition: Eat, drink and be merry p1. Wreck of the steamer 'Despatch' [ship] 1911 p3. Indian hawkers in Gippsland p4. Inder Singh p5. The murder of Kaiser Singh p5. Ernest Ault: builder p6. Lighthouses and pilot stations p7. 'Devitt Cottage', 45 Church Street, Lakes Entrance p8.

Vol.3 no.11 DECEMBER 2012: Painting of Campbelltown Holiday Cottages 1878 donated to society p1. Lake Tyers photographic exhibition of indigenous soldiers p2. Gabo Island Lighthouse sesquicentenary p3. Australian Women's Land Army p6. Christmas in Australia p8.

Vol.3 no.12 AUTUMN 2013: History of Goldsmiths p1. Construction of boardwalk at New Works p2. The real history of Jemmy's Point p2. Lakes Entrance Garden Cemetery p3. Guest house days: reminiscences of the Broome family and boats p4. Unpicking Eve Langley p6. Robyn's reminiscences / Robyn Purdy p7. 'Ardlui' gives up its secrets p8.

Vol.3 no.13 WINTER 2013: Hammond family p2. The pioneer water supply: Vera Bennett relates the history of water usage at her family home in Lakes Entrance p3. Johnsonville Hall (Mechanics' Institute) p4. Swan Reach Hall (Mechanics' Institute) p6. Alfred Howitt p7.

Vol.3 no.14 SPRING 2013: Bunga Haven book launch p1. Teeth, dentures p2. Photography p4. Restoration of 'Rowel' [house], Hunter Street by James and Jenny Smethurst p6. Restoration of house in Church Street by Terry Semmens p7. Closure of Goding's Dairy [Eric Goding] p8.

Vol.3 no.15 SUMMER 2013: What's in a name: have we lost Lance Island? [Long Island] p1. Lakes Entrance Fishermen's Cooperative Society Limited p4. My lost career [ticket-writing and show cards] / Chris Matthews p6.

Vol.3 no.16 AUTUMN 2014: Nowa Nowa p2. Vale: Vera Bennett p3. Fire at Buchan Caves Hotel p7.

Vol.4 no.1 SEPTEMBER 2014: Eric 'Watery' Goding RIP p2. Motels: Mitchell Valley Motel, Bairnsdale; Nowa Nowa Motel; Glenara Motel, Lakes Entrance p4. Lakes Entrance Prince Regent Theatre p6. Australian Red Cross Wounded and Missing Enquiry Bureau p7. Seamen's chest p8.

Vol.4 no.2 SUMMER 2014: Summer carnival p1. Military history collection of Rob Ferguson p2. Seven years at Lake Tyers [Aboriginal Station, Leslie Charles Fish 1920s] p4. Metung re-commemoration [World War One] p7.

Vol.4 no.3 AUTUMN 2015: Remembering our World War One boys p1. The Carpenter [family] connection p3. Rob Gilder p4. Postcards from the Pawseys [Clarence and Elaine Pawsey family, Easter holidays at Bellevue Guest House] p6.

Vol.4 no.4 WINTER 2015: Damage to eastern pier. Bills water troughs p2. Blue Horizon Motel demolished p5. Fisherman's Landing [jetty on Lake Tyers] demolished p4. Woodbine Caravan Park p5. A sad farewell to 'the lady of Lake Tyers Beach' [death of Bessie Larkins] p6. Soldier-settler suicide at Kalimna West 1922 [Reginald Eli Parker] p7.

Vol.4 no.5 SPRING 2015: If shoes could talk [concealed objects, magic]. Dora Alice Mitchelson p3. Sailing Matilda: the story of Andy Henderson and the 'Matilda' / Robyn Purdy in collaboration with Richard Rossiter p4.

Vol.4 no.6 SUMMER 2015-16: Gassed off [delivery of natural gas to Lakes Entrance] p1. Bill's Toorloo House [John Bills settles at Toorloo Arm] / Barbie Roche p2. A visitor remembers Toorloo House from 1926-1943 / Gwenda Roberts (nee Dummett) p3. Gentlemen only [Lakes Entrance Fishermens and Citizens Club] p5. A Bruthen icon loses its battle with time [McAllister Dairy] / Robyn Purdy p7. Goodbye to Norma Thomas 1934-2015 p8. 'Maramingo' lives on p8.

Vol.4 no.7 AUTUMN 2016: Patties changes hands [takeover bid for Patties Foods] p1. What's in a name: Much ado about the naming of Gippsland Ports new dredge [replacement for the dredge Pelican] p2. Centenary of the RSL p3. Leonie Sparks [Miss Victoria] p4. Margaret Roadknight p4. Old Colonists Homes p5. Earth and Industry: Stories from Gippsland [book review] / Joy Wilmshurst p6. Historic Icon Vandalised [swing bridge on the Latrobe River] p7. Apex Park upgrade p8.

Vol.4 No.8 WINTER 2016:Celebrating engineering heritage: the Bairnsdale to Orbost railway / Helen Martin p1. The Curlip in crisis [project to recreate the Curlip paddle-steamer is over] p4. Lake's Entrance's first telegraph station / Marion Holding p4. Farewell to a loyal friend [Vale Meg Grace Wiblin] p5. When push come to ride-on: the history of the lawn mower p6. Monument on Marine Parade p8.

Vol.4 No.9 SPRING 2016: Saving PS Curlip p1. Our mechanics' institute [Lake's Entrance Mechanics' Hall and George Alfred Carpenter and Harry French] p2. The bridge on the North Arm [bridge to Cunninghame] p4. The Johnsonville punt p5. Paddle steamer Charles Edward p6. The WWI conscription plebiscites p7.

Vol.4 no.10 AUTUMN 2017: Exit Snapper Cottage p1. The ice works p3. So many girls…so many stories [girls of our town exhibition: Margaret Campbell] p4. Whatever happened to the VCR p6. Australia's first self-made millionaire had Gippsland connections [James Tyson] p7.

Vol.4 no.11 MAY 2017: Submerged at Queenscliff [shipwrecks off Queenscliffe: SS Despatch, trawler Shark, SS Glenelg, County Antrim] p1. Whiters camping park p2. Trucking pioneers: the Hancock story p4. Toorloo Arm PS prepares to celebrate its centenary p7. New Tommy Norton launched [Gippsland Port's new dredge named after the paddle steamer Thomas Norton] p8.

Vol.4 no.12 WINTER 2017: Flora Gregson-our past in pictures p1. Bunga Havne: celebrates 30 year / Diana Pittock p2. The end of 130 years of vessel surveys p3. Whatever happened to Pretty Jane [SS Pretty Jane shipwreck] p4. The Federal truth [Broome's Federal Guesthouse] p6.

Vol.4 no.13 SPRING 2017: We're 40 [Lakes Entrance Historical Society turns 40] p2. Stowe's sanatorium from Rosherville / Marie Fish p4. Bruthen heritage precinct opens p5. Who was the vagabond [Julian Thomas] p6. All aboard - Tommy Norton p8.

Vol.4 no.14 SUMMER 2018: Lake Tyres House revisited p1. Naming of Lakes Entrance: dispelling the Cunninghame myth p2. The road to Nungurner Jetty p3. Who's been sleeping in this house? The story of 'Honeymoon Cottage' / Marie Fish p4. What's all the fuss about Australia Day? P6. We're engaged... [history of engagement and engagement rings] p8.

Vol.4 no.15 AUTUMN 2018: A new jetty at Nyerimilang p1. The story in a suitcase [Michael Ward] p2. A woman's role [soldier's farewell held for Harry Thorpe, James Rawlings and Tom McNamara] p4. The unfortunate Abstainer p6. A fishy story [Big fish from the 1975 Lakes Entrance parade] p8.

Vol.4 no.15 WINTER 2018: The demise of Dahlsens p1. With Felonious intent: Gippsland murders and murder mysteries p3. The royal road through Gippsland [the Prince's Highway turns 100 in 2020] p4. The talented Winsome Mitchelson…a girl of our town p5. Bunga Creek School No.3365 p6. But wait, there's more! [naming Lakes Entrance[] p8.

Vol.5 no.? The New Works is still news p1. Lakes Entrance bids them 'bon voyage' [Mulloway, Corryong] p3. The wreck of the Cooma p4.

Vol.5 no.3 SPRING 2020: The Glenara murals / Marion Holding p2. The old slpiway p4. Rationing in World War 2 - but not toilet paper p6. From our library: Jackson's Track - memoir of a dreamtime place p7. Keeping in the family: "Corombrne" leaves Carpenter owneship for only the second in its history p8. Entrance Walk project p9. The arrival of the dredge Wombat: from reminiscence of Arthur Blake of a voyage on PS Murray in 1879 p10. Dredging at the Entrance to the Gippsland Lakes p11. The dredges that made Lakes Entrance p12. John Bulmer and the Lake Tyers Mission p14. PS Lady of the Lake p16.

Vol.5 no.4 WINTER 2021: Remarkable stories of Australians and their boats p1. End of Rule at Lake Tyers p2. Pindie Wirra - the grocer's boat p3. David Syme and "The Age" p4. The Syme Family's Fraser Island connection p5. The history of Rigby Island p6. Building a bridge to Bullock Island p8. Who went to World War 1? [over 330,000 Australian men and women] p9. Tje LAdt HArriet's barge p10. Swan Reach stories p12. A brief history of the floppy disk p14. From our library - 'Our side of the country: The story of Victoria' / Geoffrey Blainey] p15. Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-1919 p16.

Vol.5 no.5 WINTER 2022: The Legacy of Anzac p2. Entrance Walk upgrade p4. The 'Lady Harriett' story p6. The wreck of the country Antrim p7. Vi Symmons MBE - a pillar of the Lakes Entrance community p8. The wreck of the ketch Pomona p9. Red cross at Lakes Entrance p10. Merrangbaur Unit p11. Remembering Tommy Kent p12.What a woman - she invented the dishwasher [Josephine Garis, Garis-Cochrane, KitchenAid] p14. From our library [The Great Treasury of Australian Folklore] p15. The Glass Factory, Lake Tyers p16.