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Investing In Next Generation Of Nurses And Midwives
Liberals and Nationals to fund new Aquatic and Leisure Centre for Phillip Island
Reconciliation Bridge Walk Inspires Next Generation
Surf Parade Path stage complete
New recreation facilities for Inverloch
More Opportunities To Experience Victoria’s Unique Coastline
Cat curfew to be introduced
Recognition on national stage
Parks Victoria wins national awards
Lynnes Road speed limit review
Statement from CEO Ali Wastie – Wind Turbine, Surf Beach
New App Encouraging Victorians To Get Active
Looking to unlock rural tourism
Hot Springs To Heat Up Tourism At Phillip Island
Annual Budget adopted 16 June
Designs Being Developed For Bass Coast Boating Upgrades
Input needed from Jam Jerrup residents
We want your thoughts on Tracks and Trails Strategy
Kilcunda skate and play park funded by Council and State Government
Waste-wise Wodonga leads way
Council to push new Federal Government to boost funding
Response to draft Statement of Planning Policy
Scenic Reserve roads to go
Voucher program hit
New crossing for Inverloch
Let us know your thoughts on Local Law review
Blue Gum to house new community garden
Funding to improve access and inclusion for all – Now Open
Lighting up for IDAHOBIT
Help shape our urban forest
Community engagement for Surf Beach and Sunderland Bay continues
Walk for Reconciliation 12 May
Paving way for Victorian farmers
Upgraded Roads: Paving Way For Victorian Farmers
Damaged foreshore to be restored
Sand mine extension ignores environmental risks
Developing Bass Coast Forums are back
Book in for your flu shots from May
Significant cold front and heavy rain forecast for Victoria and Tasmania
Hawks partner with Bass Coast Shire Council
Seawall to be built in Inverloch
Kinder registrations now open
Supporting Women To Lead Their Local Communities
Supporting Local Councils To Prevent Family Violence
Bass Coast returns to Mayoral Advisory Panel
Business survey now open
New Mayoral Advisory Panel Named For 2022
Smiths Beach Plan gets green light