Golden Terrace Holiday Park

23/01/2026

Total Fire Ban today in all of Victoria.
Have a good day and stay safe in the heat

14/01/2026

Free Family Fun Festival – Summer Series, Lakes Entrance

Join us again this Saturday for a relaxed summer afternoon and evening by the water with free family fun, live music and great vibes for all ages!

• Live Music – Ryan Shore playing live 4pm – 6:30pm
• Free Kids Activities
• Oversized and inflatable games*
• FREE face painting from 4pm – 5:30pm

*Please note that the inflatable games are subject to weather conditions

Bring a picnic rug or a chair, enjoy the foreshore atmosphere and let the kids play while you soak up the music and summer sunset.

Saturday 17 January, 4pm – 7:30pm – Lakes Entrance Foreshore (near the ocean footbridge)

Event Sponsors: LEADA & Smith Creative

Free entry | Family friendly | Everyone welcome

07/01/2026

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Extreme weather will continue tomorrow (Thursday 8 January) across our network.

It’s time to get power prepared.

Temperatures above 38 degrees are expected in Wodonga, Benalla, Seymour and Bairnsdale, and possibly South Morang, Lilydale and Traralgon. Possible thunderstorms and wind gusts exceeding 90km/hour are also forecast for Bairnsdale, Benalla, Wodonga and Traralgon.

Tomorrow Total Fire Bans are confirmed for Northern Country, North Central, North East and Mallee districts.

On TFB days, our bushfire mitigation technology operates on its highest setting to protect the community from bushfires. If a fault occurs in these areas tomorrow it can mean longer outages as we need to do additional checks and patrols to make sure it's safe to turn the power back on.

For tips on how to prepare for an outage and stay comfortable during one, visit: www.ausnetservices.com.au/outages

• If your power goes out, check Outage Tracker for the latest restoration times: www.outagetracker.com.au
• Life support customers, please be ready to activate your emergency plan. Call our priority line anytime on 1800 818 832.
• Check on your neighbours to see if they’re ok – especially if they’re vulnerable or sensitive to heat, like the elderly, or families with young children.
• If you have an electric water pump, stock up on bottled water.
• Fill an esky with ice to keep your food and drinks cool.
• Keep your pets cool and indoors if you can. Leave a bowl of water outside for local wildlife.
• Charge your battery packs so they're ready to power your mobile phones
• If you’re in immediate danger, call 000. For emergency services, call the SES on 13 25 00.

Please stay safe and share this information with friends and family.
More info: www.ausnet.com.au/power-prepared

Get live planned and unplanned outage updates and read tips for during and before an outage at www.ausnetservices.com.au/outages

05/01/2026

✨ What’s On at Kalimna Hotel | 5–11 Jan 2026 ✨

Another big week of entertainment, music and good times on the hill at Kalimna Hotel 🍻🎶

This week’s lineup:
🎟 Friday Night Raffles – Every Friday from 6pm
🎱 Friday Singles Pool Competition – Test your skills and join the fun
🎸 Friday 9 Jan | Live Music – Dunc & Waz from 7:30pm
🎤 Saturday 10 Jan | Live Music – Lyle McLoughlin from 7:30pm
🌅 Sunday 11 Jan | Live Music – Todd Cook from 2pm

Whether you’re chasing live music, a friendly competition or a relaxed Sunday session with a view, there’s something on every day this week.

👉 Head in, grab a drink and enjoy the atmosphere at Kalimna Hotel

05/01/2026

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Severe weather is expected across our network from Wednesday to Saturday this week (7 to 10 January).

It's time to get power prepared.

Temperatures of over 38 degrees and high or extreme fire danger ratings are anticipated from Wednesday to Friday.

Thunderstorms and high winds exceeding 90km/hour are also forecast on Thursday 8 January in Bairnsdale, Wodonga, Benalla, Traralgon, Seymour and Lilydale.

On extremely hot days, the electricity grid can be under a lot of pressure. We plan ahead for summer but outages can still happen.

For tips on how to prepare for an outage and stay comfortable during one, visit: www.ausnetservices.com.au/outages

• If your power goes out, check Outage Tracker for the latest restoration times: www.outagetracker.com.au
• Life support customers, please be ready to activate your emergency plan. Call our priority line anytime on 1800 818 832.
• Check on your neighbours to see if they’re ok – especially if they’re vulnerable or sensitive to heat, like the elderly, or families with young children.
• If you have an electric water pump, stock up on bottled water.
• Fill an esky with ice in to keep your food and drinks cool
• Keep your pets cool and indoors if you can. Leave a bowl of water outside for local wildlife.
• Charge your battery packs so they're ready to power your mobile phones
• If you’re in immediate danger, call 000. For emergency services, call the SES on 13 25 00.

Please stay safe and share this information with friends and family.
More info: www.ausnet.com.au/power-prepared

24/12/2025

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24/09/2025

Upcoming events in Lakes Entrance...

18/07/2025

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30/06/2025

Unfortunately Telstra is doing some work on our landline and it will be out of service today (30th of June) and tomorrow.
You can however, still reach us on the mobile 0448 873 510.
Sorry for any inconvenience!!!

30/06/2025

Be careful everyone over the next few days and stay safe!

Bit of an ominous warning for East Gippsland…

A complex low pressure system is forecast to develop and deepen off the NSW coast from late Monday. This low is likely to bring widespread moderate rainfall across East Gippsland.

Three-day rainfall totals of 100 - 150 mm are possible from Monday to Wednesday about coastal parts in the Flood Watch area.

Catchments in the Flood Watch area are relatively wet following recent rainfall.

River level rises and areas of minor flooding are possible, with a chance of isolated moderate flooding across the Flood Watch area from Wednesday afternoon.

In short… we could get 4-6 inches of rain so make the necessary preparations at your place!

The best advice is to keep monitoring local conditions because rainfall totals may vary significantly and keep checking the Victorian Emergency site for the latest warnings.

As always, take care on the roads and don’t enter floodwaters… you will be placing yourself at risk and the people sent out for the rescue!

Stay safe everyone.