By Ed Thexton
THE legacy of COVID-19 lives on, or is this just a better way? We watched on Zoom for five days, from Monday 30 January until the conclusion on Friday 3 February. South Gippsland Conservation Society's vice-president John Cuttriss and I sat in the Bunurong Environment Centre to bear witness to the biggest-ever expenditure in the 47 years of the society.
Through the course of the week, we were joined online and in the flesh by Society members and others, including the press. Like all binge viewing sessions, the experience altered us.
THE legacy of COVID-19 lives on, or is this just a better way? We watched on Zoom for five days, from Monday 30 January until the conclusion on Friday 3 February. South Gippsland Conservation Society's vice-president John Cuttriss and I sat in the Bunurong Environment Centre to bear witness to the biggest-ever expenditure in the 47 years of the society.
Through the course of the week, we were joined online and in the flesh by Society members and others, including the press. Like all binge viewing sessions, the experience altered us.