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Agribusiness Report Agribusiness Sector report, flock values, biosecurity research, marine heatwaves and more. Bass Coast Local News Toilet upgrades on the way More accessible park toilets upgrade for the locals and visitors use. Gas project put on back burner Actions taken with regards of fossil fuel development. Planning starts on Mahers Landing upgrade Engaging the community with regards on a boating facility upgrade. Now is time to register your pet Registering and having your pet microchipped as part of being a responsible owner. Latrobe funding helps Bass Coast businesses grow Grants available for small local businesses, applications are now being accepted. Art to add to Cape Paterson Foreshore New public artwork in Cape Paterson is about to be installed. Council secures additional outdoor dining funds Additional funds granted to support the local businesses. Cashin Street footpath under construction Safer footpath for pedestrians of the community. Guidelines for burning off safely Safe and protective ways for burn-offs. Koby up for Turf Management award Koby Brann’s nomination as graduate of the year and as a team leader in sports ovals and mowing. Arts centre revamp underway Community centre project to provide improvements to the facility. Our Bass Coast, our future An online survey that could help with Council Plan 2021-25. Preparing our community for emergencies Government program that will help with the community preparedness for emergencies. Cinema Pop Up is Popping up in Wonthaggi A safe and cashless outdoor cinema to experience with family and friends. Cowes land purchase paves way for aquatics centre Community feedbacks will be given consideration to help with designs and operations of the facility. Code of Conduct adopted The local government act that would reflect the standards and commitment of the council. Community Engagement Policy approved Government act to improve council performance through community engagements. Funding sought for recreation projects Council to fund to redevelop and improve cricket training facilities. Purchase of land in Cowes Contracts and supporting documents on land purchase of Carnival site are being finalised. Council welcomes VinFast to Bass Coast VinFast to establish business in Bass Coast that will help support local jobs, while also acknowledging the value of the surrounding bushland. Bass Coast Shire Council makes more service changes due to COVID Face-to-face customer services and visitor services will cease at Wonthaggi, Cowes and Inverloch and will operate in other communication means. Stage 1 of drainage upgrade set to start Drainage upgrade that will improve water flow to start on the coming week. Bass Coast produce shines Local herbs,beer and wine of Bass Coast producers to be featured on the menu to help growth of local businesses. Cowes Pool Unable To Open This Summer Council and YMCA prioritising community safety. Grantville seawall up for repairs Ageing and wave damaged sea walls are up for repair. Hub’s Panels to be Replaced Older and deteriorating solar panels to be replaced to achieve zero net carbon. Significant Repairs for Historic Site Historical Number 20 Mine shaft to undergo various repairs. Summer Holiday Upgrades Two learning facilities receiving upgrades and renovations for its improved quality and safety. Wheel Wash Ready to Roll On landfill management,Council installed a truck wheel wash unit at the Grantville Transfer Station. Bass Coast Local Heroes Celebrated Recognition of Citizen and Young Citizen of the Year2021 winners. Bass Coast Takes Another Step Towards Reconciliation Council to reconcile and develop its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Cowes Starts the Year on the Right Path Council prepares to commence construction of two new paths and the renewal of an existing path as part of its 2020/21 Capital Works Program. Customer Service Up and Running in Cowes Council has opened a new Customer Service Centre in Cowes Fast-Track Solution Needed to Border Closures Labor Government’s failure to resolve basic problems with the onerous permit system cuts some vulnerable Victorians off from the needs in daily life. Seeking Real Time Customer Feedback Council is rolling out a Customer Experience Survey over the coming months. Disappointing Response to Rating Review Long awaited final report and its response, released. Renewal Works for Fincher Street Project is expected to be completed in early April. Bass Coast is ready for Christmas Council to allocate budget to fund Christmas decorations in major centres Cowes Skate Park Competition Scoot, skate or ride: Phillip Island locals compete for Regional Crown Dalyston readies for new netball precinct Dalyston Football Netball Club to benefit from complete overhaul of its existing facilities. Dine Outdoors this Summer Council, local business and tourism groups to promote and encourage people in outdoor dining to help boost the economy. Help us shape our Community Engagement Policy The final Policy is expected to be considered for adoption at the February 2021 Council Meeting. Jimmy Dvate’s Birds Land in Wonthaggi Frequently seen birds in the area – to the wall of Connell's Bakery. New Paths lead to Improved Community Access Construction has started on a new path along Storey Street in Wonthaggi, between Wentworth Road and Korumburra Road. New Paths lead to Improved Community Access Construction has started on a new path along Storey Street in Wonthaggi, between Wentworth Road and Korumburra Road. Strong Advocates for Bass Coast PUGRC estimates that by 2031, peri urban councils will grow by an average of 45 per cent. Wonthaggi’s Secrets Revealed The Discover Our Secret theme will be reflected across a wide range of activities, inspiring visitors to take a closer look at Wonthaggi’s diverse attractions and unsung treasures. Asphalt works coming up Renewal of road surfaces that ensures good service to road users. Bass Coast welcomes funding for public and community housing An funding commitment for Victorians. Check the rules before clearing vegetation from your property Changes to the rules regarding the removal of trees and vegetation. Christmas giving trees ready for gifts Donations of Christmas puddings are welcome. COVID-19 Restrictions to impact Bass Coast over New Year No fireworks displays in 2020. Free Short Film Screening Free short film screening for all ages in accessible venue or in the comfort of your own home. Need a grant? Try Bass Coast grant finder Free online services to help the community find funding opportunities. New Addition to Cowes Footpath Network $90,000 project will take around four weeks to complete under the Aspirational Pathways Program. Spread Cheer with Christmas Competition Competition aims to spread a bit of Christmas joy after what has been a challenging year. Who is your Local Hero? Identify and nominate our local heroes. Celebrating NAIDOC Week A celebration and recognition of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. Do your Bit for National Recycling Week There is still room to improve! Get Rid of Green Waste, for Free! Annual fee-free green waste disposal period is on until Sunday, 22 November. On the Lookout for a New Kind of Art Artists need to register their interest by submitting a portfolio of previous works by Sunday, 22 November. Register Now to Detox your Home Detox Your Home: free service to dispose of unwanted toxic chemicals. Nominate and Celebrate your Local Heroes! Do you know someone living in Bass Coast who regularly goes above and beyond, you can always rely on for help, or you admire for their contribution to the community? Batteries in Bins start Fires Increase in fires and smoulders with batteries that have been disposed of in kerbside bins. On the Way to Path Upgrades Work has started to completely replace the decking of the boardwalk at Ventnor Common, off Ventnor Beach Road. This project is expected to be completed by early October. $2.5 Million for Cowes Cultural Centre Demolition of the old site is underway, while construction of the new facility will start in early 2021 and is expected to take 12 to 14 months. A New Home for the Phillip Island Community and Learning Centre PICAL’s current site is set to be the site for the new Phillip Island Community Hospital. Dinosaur Trail Master Plan Launches into Action $250,000 allocated from 2020/21 Budget to complete the Master Plan. Inverloch Projects Ready to Go Projects include road and kerb renewal works along Golf Street, between Freda Street and Sandymount Avenue and the design and installation of a new shelter at the Wallace Avenue Park. Powlett Street Footpath on the Way Work is expected to be completed by mid-November, subject to favourable weather and contractor availability. Annual Budget Adopted Highlights of the Budget include funding for the planning and/or design of a number of significant, intergenerational projects. Candidate Training Moves Online Mandatory training required to be eligible to nominate with the Victorian Electoral Commission. Draft Climate Action Plan 2020-24 Endorsed by Council The Plan identifies a number of actions to undertake to achieve the objective of zero net emissions over the next 10 years and to ensure a climate resilient community. Footpath Renewals Underway Work on these projects is expected to take up to four weeks to be completed, subject to favourable weather conditions and contractor availability. Policies Adopted in Time for New Act The Public Transparency Policy 2020 provides clarity on the information Council must make available, access to that information and categories of information that Council may not be able to make available to the public. Resilience and Agility in Action Important progress on delivering on actions of the strategies, while also responding to the challenges presented by the bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic. Working Together to #puthernameonit #puthernameonit campaign is aimed at honouring and recognising the great women who have helped shape Gippsland. Changes to Facilities and Services Closing community facilities is a difficult but necessary step. Planning for Aquatics Centres Underway Business Case that include operational and concept plans to prepare Phillip Island Aquatic and Leisure Centre and a redeveloped Bass Coast Aquatic and Leisure Centre in Wonthaggi. Stage 3 Changes to Waste Services Waste Facilities remain open, but in accordance with State Government directions you should avoid travel unless for essential purposes only. Wonthaggi Railway Station Extension in Progress Local design company DB Design, Council and the Historical Society worked closely to prepare the project and significant attention to detail was required to ensure it was supported by Heritage Victoria. How to Dispose of Face Masks and Gloves Single-use masks and gloves must be put in your red-lidded general waste bin and not in your recycling or organics bins. Emma Kealy MP COVID lockdowns leave Victorian kids' mental health worse than any other state, study findsLockdown effects on young Victorian’s mental health. Vulnerable Victorians waiting days in hospital ED for mental health beds Government must prioritise processing and fixing Victoria’s mental health system. Vulnerable Victorians spiralling to crisis point while Labor turns a blind eye Unreported performance data on close monitoring of clients who had gone further treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. Lockdown triggers surge in demand for mental health support Victorian's plea to have their emotional and financial trauma to be prioritised by the government. Final report into broken mental health system delayed Mental health final report delayed. Labor abandons jobless women in state budget Minister couldn’t say how many women Labor’s budget measures will support them to get back into the workforce. Feature  Amazing multi-million dollar Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre opensOpening of a new recreational centre with wide array of health and fitness activities for people across the region. It greatly improve the well-being of community benefits and help economic growth.  Long-lasting impacts of lockdown on regional VictoriansOur most recent lockdown may have lasted five days, but the impacts will be long-lasting across our regional communities. Is the local government's lack of pandemic preparation making our state suffer?  Valley public transport cost woes continueNorthe has renewed calls for a review of the Latrobe Valley’s unfair public transport ticketing structure that places local commuters at a disadvantage. The current MYKI system forces local commuters to pay more than other area across the State.  Northe calls for budget for big buildsRussel calls for meaningful support for economic recovery to the Latrobe Valley. It is important the local economy could be stimulated and encouraged with valuable developments in the region.  When the Past Awakens by Helena Kidd from Bass Coast with Maria Avraam get shortlisted for state awardsThe diary turned book ‘When the Past Awakens’ By Helena Kidd & Maria Avraam 2020: Shortlisted for the ‘Victorian Community History Awards’  Northe – Gippsland business grantsGrants are available to help Gippsland businesses in the region that have been doing it extremely tough, with a number unable to open their doors or only offer limited service. Russell Northe said he cautiously welcomes this announcement.  Concerns over AFL Public HolidayWhile some workers and employees will welcome the State Government’s decision to proceed with an AFL Grand Final Parade public holiday, given the Grand Final is most likely to be held interstate, is it necessary to have a public holiday in Victoria? Gippsland Water National Water Week Festival goes online!National Water Week is going online! Seeking your Feedback on Water and Sewerage Services Seeking feedback on water and sewerage services Get Creative! Poster competion for National Water Week from 19-25th of October. Gippsland-wide News Coronet Bay with Helena KiddDreams do Come True by Helena Kidd Harriet Shing MP 2021 Victorian junior landcare and biodiversity grants now openGrant application encouraging young people in protecting the environment. Architect appointed for Churchill north and Hazelwood north school upgrades Upgrading primary schools with appointed architects to modern design and quality education facilities. New mental health jobs and support for the Latrobe Valley Postgraduate nurses for mental health scholarship being appreciated. Upgraded classrooms and facilities for Heyfield Primary School Modern and quality education that every child deserves. Architect appointed for Yinnar school upgrade Primary school upgrades for better accessibility of the students. New geothermal aquatic centre opens in Gippsland Opening of a facility to help the community's wellness and economy. Major boost for emergency services in Eastern Victoria Appreciating the emergency service volunteers through amenities and equipment improvement grants. Empowering Eastern Victorians to take charge of their energy bills Government project that will support and bring community owned and operated renewable energy. Work starts on Traralgon school upgrades An upgrade to make sure students will have a better facility and quality education. Neighbourhood battery trial to maximise rooftop solar Applications now open for neighbourhood-scale batteries that can provide benefits for the community. Official opening of Yinnar and District Memorial Hall refurbishment Reconditioning of the memorial hall to help brighten up the community venue. Renewable energy zones to accelerate jobs and investment Development of Renewable Energy Zones to create projects to benefit the state’s community. Major boost for local road projects Road upgrades to make road use safer pedestrians and motorists. Work starts on Baringa special school upgrades Baringa Special School to have an upgrade towards better facilities and education. Work starts on Kurnai College upgrade Government's upgrade on the campus for quality education towards a greater life. Ramping up support for local sports infrastructure Government to help improve the wellbeing outcomes and participation of communities through high-quality recreation infrastructure. Latrobe health ready for vaccine rollout People at high risk will be prioritised and be provided with safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine. Supporting our local creative sector and workers Local creative workers, collectives and small businesses working in all creative fields are called out to explore Creative Victoria’s 2021 grants programs. Training Gippsland Students to Get the Jobs They Want Training students on variety of sectors for a good career. First Look at Latrobe Regional Hospital Expansion Labor Government ensuring health services access to community Funding For a Woman Building Surveyor in Latrobe City Council Local Government to recruit and train surveyors through Women Building Surveyors Program. Helping Baw Baw and Latrobe Prepare for Emergencies City Council to receive funding to get ready for emergencies Innovation Centre Brings Hundreds of Jobs to Gippsland Innovation centre to create more jobs for Latrobe Valley. Innovation centre to create more jobs for Latrobe Valley. Lighting Gives New Life to Traralgon Parks New lighting funded. Award Winning Exhibition Coming to the Valley Da Vinci Machines Exhibition arrives in February 2021, to be hosted by a Morwell Art Gallery. Building & Improving Kindergartens in the Latrobe Valley for the Future Victoria rolls out funded universal Three-Year-Old Kindergarten. Career Development Boosted across Gippsland Free online Micro-Credentialing of Enterprise Skills Program. Gippsland Sports Stadium Now Game-Ready Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) now ready for games. Grants Open to Help West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Schools Build Inclusion All inclusive playground and outdoor learning spaces soon. New Infrastructure for Latrobe Regional Hospital Hospitals across the state will receive the latest life-saving medical equipment and upgrading vital infrastructure. Program to Reconnect the Latrobe Valley with Jobs Latrobe Valley people to receive help to re-join the workforce in a $47 million Reconnect expansion program. Ride Nation Launches in Gippsland with First Bike Library Gippsland's first bike library. Targeting Weeds and Pests across West Gippsland Funding for weeds and pests eradication under Roadside Weeds and Pests Fund. Latrobe Valley and West Gippsland Clubs Score Sport Grants Sport Grants awarded to Latrobe Valley and West Gippsland clubs. More Services along the Gippsland Line Improved train frequency and reliability with a redesigned timetable effective early next year. Supporting Small-Scale School Building Projects in West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley Important upgrades to Victorian schools. Water Security Win for Central and West Gippsland $15 million water system to increase water security, completed. West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Business Chambers Receive Vital Funding Funding from Grants for Business Chambers and Trader Groups awarded. Big Housing Build for Eastern Victoria Biggest ever investment in public and community housing. Eastern Victorian businesses going digital for Covid normal Launch of the Victorian Government’s Small Business Digital Adaptation Program. Latrobe Valley Schools Share in $6.59 Million Maintenance Funds Boost 108 schools across Latrobe Valley to benefit from maintenance works carried out at their school. New CFA Station for Winnindoo Winnindoo Country Fire Authority (CFA) volunteer fire station in the Wellington Shire will be under the $126 million CFA capability funding. New Energy and Growth Program for the Latrobe Valley Latrobe Valley Energy and Growth Program (LVEGP) is now open for applications. Putting Gippsland people first No Victorian left behind with the Victorian Budget 2020/21. School Dental Vans Back on the Road in Traralgon Smile Squad free dental vans get back on the road for local school kids. Supporting the Landcare Jobs that Protect Eastern Victoria’s Environment 8.967 million to support the Victorian Landcare Program and environmental volunteering. Upgraded Classrooms and Facilities for Churchill Primary School Bigger, better classrooms and school facilities for Churchill students. West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Children Embrace Reading at Home Congratulations to schools that participated in the Premiers’ Reading Challenge. Putting the Mental Health of Victorians First in Eastern Victoria Victorian Budget 2020/21 will include $868.6 million to ensure Victorians have the mental health support. Winnindoo Farmer Turns to IOT Technology Victorian Government to trial of Internet of Things (IoT) technology on Winnindoo farm. Have your say on Victoria‘s New Container Deposit Scheme Victorians can continue to dispose of their bottles with a 10 cent refund for aluminum, glass and plastic drink containers returned for recycling. More Shade to Protect Tyers School Kids from Skin Cancer More sunshades in school playgrounds and outdoor areas. $436,839 Awarded to West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley to Boost Safety and Employment 31 projects sharing in more than $5.6 million in funding under the 2020-21 Community Safety Infrastructure Grants Transition Support Funding for Students with Disability Extra support to transition from their final year of education into post-schooling pathways Multicultural Media Boost to Reach More Victorians Gippsland FM Community Radio Society Co-operative Ltd will receive $6300.00 to target the station's expanding podcasts menu. Victorians Urged to Prepare for Fire Season Fire Action Week runs until 25 October, a time for households to increase their understanding of local fire risks, prepare their properties and plan how to stay safe. Celebrating Children’s Week in West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley with Community Grants $100,000 fund to local communities across Victoria to host fun and free educational activities and events during this year’s Children’s Week celebrations. Latrobe Valley Receives Vital Recovery Funding Chambers of Commerce and Trader Groups provide critical advice, connections and resources to businesses in the Latrobe Valley and these grants will be crucial in helping them to support members’ transition to COVID Normal. Local Festivals and Events go Digital Activities will be supported through the Government’s Multicultural Festivals and Events program, encouraging 148 community organisations across Victoria to get creative and move their events online. Bringing More Clean Energy to Gippsland The Victorian Government is helping more Gippsland businesses use renewable energy technologies to reduce electricity costs, create local jobs and support clean power Early Works Underway for Car Parks in the Latrobe Valley Tests underway to determine feasibility of the eight preferred sites in Moe, Morwell and Traralgon. Helping Sport and Active Recreation Organisations in West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley Survive and Thrive Six grants under Community Sport Sector COVID-19 Short-term Survival Package announced. Local Artists to Be Showcased Along Rail Trail Latrobe Valley artists will have the chance to showcase their work along one of the region’s most scenic recreational trails. New Initiative Opens Cultural Doors for Locals Distance and transport will no longer be a barrier for Latrobe Valley residents wanting to attend cultural events in the regional city. Preserving Morwell’s Local History Community groups across Victoria are being recognised for preserving, recording and sharing their community’s local history. Supporting Eastern Victoria’s Men’s Sheds Men in Eastern Victoria will continue to have places to connect, build new friendships and share skills. Agribusinesses Supported to Adapt to Pandemic Conditions Funding through the Government’s Business Adaptation Grants program will support the retraining of 30 employees in COVID-safe processes and the use of new equipment. Supporting Our Music Industry in the Latrobe Valley Survival grants for local live music venues and new grants to protect music jobs on stage. Regional Victoria to Take Third Step In the Third Step you can form household bubbles.which will allow households across regional Victoria to choose one other household to be in a bubble. You can visit them in their home and they can visit you – with up to a total of five visitors. $14 Million in Grants to Support Emergency Volunteers Grant to fund new equipment and vehicles in support for emergency volunteers. Backing a Bright Future for Morwell Completion of the Morwell CBD Revitalisation project. Building Better, Safer Schools in West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley Vital maintenance and safety works delivery to over 400 schools. Call Out for Creative Ideas to Boost Tourism Ideas needed for creative projects that have strong potential to become new tourist attractions, contributing to the economic recovery of the region in 2021 and beyond. Critical Family Violence Training under Way Family violence reforms training delivery. Eastern Victoria Clubs Urged to Apply for Sport and Active Recreation Grants Applications are now open for the latest round of the Victorian Government’s 2020-21 Sporting Club Grants Program. Expansion for Longwarry Early Learning Centre Longwarry Early Learning Centre to receive receive $500,000 from the Growing Suburbs Fund. Gippsland to Share in Tafe Upgrade Blitz TAFE Gippsland to receive more than $4.3 million for modernisation and upgrades of learning spaces and and facilities at Warragul and Morwell schools. Kinder Upgrade for Warragul $600,000 contribution towards a $754,000 expansion of St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School Early Learning Centre. Kinders in the Latrobe Valley Get Tech Savvy with New Gear $1.1 million in technology grants for kindergartens. More Mental Health Support for Students in West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley Access to the school-based mental health support for secondary students soon. Plan Now for Winter Firewood Needs From September 1, designated firewood collection areas opened across Victoria. Work Starts on Churchill School Upgrades Architect appointed to design the Churchill school’s upgrade. Building a Sustainable Eastern Victoria $2.6 million Sustainable Infrastructure Fund grants opened to encourage the use of recycled materials in local infrastructure projects across Victoria. Millions in Stamp Duty Savings for First Home Buyers First home buyers spared millions of dollars in stamp duty costs over the past financial year. Funding for More Latrobe Valley Community Projects Upgrades to community meeting spaces in Glengarry and Morwell with nearly $200,000 fund. Growing Gippsland’s Future Health Workforce $200,000 for a feasibility study for a Community Health Hub and Clinic at the Gippsland campus in Churchill. Latrobe Valley Reserves Score Funding for Lighting Boost Transformation and improved amenity with $1,046,109 from Community Sports Infrastructure Stimulus Program. Supporting Early Stage Latrobe Valley Businesses Over $1.9 million in funding from the Business and Industry Capability Fund to support early stage businesses in the Latrobe Valley. Warragul’s Western Park Scores Funding for Redevelopment of Netball Facilities Transformation fund of $1,440,000 from Community Sports Infrastructure Stimulus Program. Builder Appointed for Morwell Trade Centre Project Victorian Government appoints a builder for the Morwell Trade Centre Project. Grants to Keep West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Creatives Working West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley artists and creative businesses to receive a lifeline from the Victorian Government. Helping Gippsland’s Competition Survive and Thrive Boost given to Gippsland community sport to help local leagues and associations ride out the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Work Starts on Neerim District Secondary College Upgrades Architect and contractor appointed to design and provide upgrades to Neerim District Secondary College. Latrobe Local News Author to talk about road trip novelPresentation of the book Driving Stevie Fracasso’ by Barry Divola. Come say g’day to Maxi the lifeguard! An event about water safety presentation with a professional lifeguard. Latrobe Regional Gallery - What's on in April 2021 Community’s response to Da Vinci and his machines. Latrobe Performing Arts Center - What's on in April 2021 Series of wonderful and fun-filled event for the whole family. Trees take centre stage at Gippsland Performing Arts Centre Man-made trees as grand feature of the facility, welcoming the visitors. Recycled tyres to be used to make roads End-of-life tyres sourced from accredited tyre recyclers will be melted and mixed as asphalt part for road repairs. Floodgates open at water wonderland Government project that supports economic boost. Council advocates for Latrobe City in Canberra City needs support to overcome the loss of jobs and business impacts of energy station early closure. Healthy diet leads to better mental health A campaign for eating healthy diet to keep us in shape and avoid mental distress. Latrobe City Council calls for health improvements for Morwell City council’s call for action to improve and protect the community’s health. Recycled glass to be used in road construction trial Council project to try out the efficiency of the recycles material. Small town communities make a big impact Achievements of small communities across Latrobe City are being celebrated Contact Council before you build or renovate Property owners to comply on the Building Act to ensure that safety and proper constructions are done. Energy Australia announces closure of Yallourn power station Early closure of an ageing power station taking the city by surprise,and is bound for loss of hundreds of jobs. First in-person author talk post lockdown A new book to finding a new way of being, from the author Laura Waters. Help shape the future of Moe A project that invites community to express their ideas. Latrobe City Council supports hydrogen industry Council project that would help support in the city’s economy. Morwell CBD Revitalisation project officially opened Revitalisation project of the CBD, to create and contribute to public open space. Opening up in style at Keegan street A farmland to be constructed and made for permanent recreational use. Help shape the Traralgon recreation reserve and showgrounds A masterplan draft for Traralgon Recreation Reserve to be released for public exhibition. Council and police to patrol Lake Narracan this long weekend Latrobe council working with Victoria police to ensure compliance on the local laws Labour Day long weekend. Latrobe Performing Arts Centre March 2021 A fun-filled series of event for family and friends to experience. Council backs businesses with Small Business Grants A well governed grant that would help enable businesses to create investment opportunities and employment that would benefit the community. Da Vinci exhibition opens at Latrobe Regional Gallery An event to witness the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, the world’s greatest mind. Interstate interest in author talk A Zoom presentation of the Latrobe City Libraries with author Heather Morris. Used Lead Acid Battery (ULAB) recycling facility at Hazelwood North Council to continue strong support and ensure community sentiments will be communicated with the government. Aquatic centre access a win for Latrobe Leisure members Leisure members to have complementary access on GRAC according to membership classification. 2021 Latrobe Regional Galley new exhibitions A fun and wonderful way to spend time with the family while expanding our creativity through art. Community satisfaction survey now underway Survey phone calls to be conducted to assess the council's performance,to identify areas in need of improvements and more effective service. Council to seek legal advice over Minister’s ULAB decision Council voted to seek advice from a Senior Counsel after being disappointed by the Minister’s decision in approving an amendment. Free author talk with Heather Morris A conversation with an international best-selling novel, Heather Morris about her new book. Yinnar RV Stop Officially Opened District Community Association to help encourage visitors with their additional free RV stop at Yinnar. Latrobe City’s Australia Day Award Winners Announced Awards presented in recognition of significant service to the community. Battery Recycling Plant: Hazelwood North Details of the conditions of the approved planning scheme amendment for the proposed development. Newborough East Primary School Wins Gardening Award Inaugural gardening award won by Newborough East Primary School Mountain Bike Park Dream Takes Shape Mountain bike park at Hernes Oak began on Monday. New Lights Brighten the Way at Traralgon Reserves New lighting will make people feel safe. Seniors Share in Christmas Cheer Spreading Christmas cheer to residents of aged care homes. Stay COVIDSafe This Summer Be mindful of the risk of COVID-19 transmission while enjoying this summer. Swimming Pool and Spa Registrations New state government laws to improve swimming pool and spa safety. Traralgon Renewable Energy Project Supported by Latrobe City Council Renewable energy project at Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House. Volunteers to Offer Disaster Relief Volunteers are helping Latrobe City recover from the impacts of the bushfire. Annual Report reflects on an Eventful Year Highlights of Council’s 2019/20 Annual Report. Big boom, big boon for Aquatic Centre Major splash at the Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre. Council Works with Community towards COVID Recovery You can still call Council on 1300 367 700 and receive assistance with COVID-19 related matters. Da Vinci Exhibition is Coming Leonardo Da Vinci works – are coming to Latrobe City. Latrobe City Libraries Sensitive Santa Sessions embraced by Community Quiet, gentle introduction to Santa for children with sensory needs. Man-Made Trees steal the Spotlight Ten structural columns in the shape of trees will be a highlight of the Traralgon theatre’s foyer. New Campaign Celebrates the Elderly Positive attitudes towards ageing and senior citizens in Latrobe City. Recipient of Lorraine Bartling Scholarship Announced Lorraine Bartling Scholarship awardee. Slam Dunk for Indoor Sports Stadium Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium Dancers in the Running for National Award Latrobe City dancers has made the finals of the Australian Dance Awards. Illegal Dumping can Spark Bushfires Illegal dumping of rubbish in plantations increases the risk of bushfires. Paint Recycling Service Suspended Temporarily Paint is unable to be accepted at transfer stations. Council Elects New Mayor and Deputy Mayor Councillor Sharon Gibson is the new Mayor of Latrobe City Latrobe City Gift Card set to Bolster Local Business Shop local - your buck stops here. Outdoors Pools to Open Moe and Yallourn North outdoor pools open to the public on Saturday, 28 November 2020. Announcement of New Latrobe City Councillors New-look Latrobe City Council. Free Author Talk with Sue Smethurst Free online author talk with Sue Smethurst on Tuesday 17 November from 6.30pm. Hard Waste Collection to Proceed Hard waste collection will go ahead as planned. International Rose Garden Festival and Outdoor Dining Initiative International Rose Garden Festival and a complementary Outdoor Dining Initiative in Morwell. LV Seniors Missing Out on Travel Benefits Again Latrobe Valley seniors, disadvantaged by changes to the distribution of travel vouchers for Pensioner Concession Card holders, Victorian Seniors Card holders and Victorian Carer Card holders. Safety First when Renovating your Home Contact an asbestos professional before starting any work on your home. Recycling Right Protects Ratepayers and the Environment National Recycling Week (9-15 November) Latrobe City Council named an Employer of Choice Latrobe City Council, recognised as an Employer of Choice in The Australian Business Awards 2020. Parking Inspectors to Return to Routine Inspections Parking restrictions in effect in central business districts across Latrobe City. Voucher Program Supports Businesses Council’s Business Support Voucher program to help local businesses. Flood Warning as Wet Spring Tipped There may be a higher risk of flooding in coming months, with higher rainfall expected in October and November. Give your Voting Ballot Papers to the VEC Mail your completed voting ballot papers for the council election to the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC). Local Choir Creates Connection and Celebration across Latrobe Valley Inventive virtual choir promoting social connection and fun through music in the Latrobe Valley. Council working to help Business Access Outdoor Dining Assistance $87.5 million Outdoor Eating and Entertainment Package ready to assist local businesses. Home Library offers Lockdown Lifeline Home Library Service extended to everyone who wanted to borrow items, with no restrictions on age. Business Support Vouchers Now Available $1.7M Business and Community Support and Recovery Package in June this year in response to COVID-19 shutdowns Council Grants Support the Community 138 projects funded through its Community Grants and Community Sponsorship programs. Council’s Responsibilities during the Local Council Election Period Council Election Caretaker Period from Tuesday 22 September to Saturday 24 October at 6pm. Launch of New look 2020 International Rose Garden Festival Morwell Launch of International Rose Garden Festival Morwell New look Morwell Rose Festival to Go Ahead Annual celebration of the stunning blooms of Morwell’s Centenary Rose Garden will push thru. Reconciliation Action Plan Endorsed Reconciliation Action Plan 2020-2022 focuses on relationships, respect for culture, opportunities and governance. Startup Gippsland Funding to Launch Entrepreneurial Tech Program $250,000 grant to allow Startup Gippsland to provide pre-accelerator programs targeting non-tech founders with tech-focused startups. Bush Crew beautifies Latrobe City Workers found new employment after losing their jobs during the pandemic through beautification of Latrobe City. Caring for our Diverse Community Council appointed new members to the City Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee. Council’s Building Services Team can Answer your Building Questions Building Services team is available to answer questions relating to building works and permits during the restrictions. Fight COVID-19, Take Care with Rubbish Help fight COVID-19. Take precautions in disposing garbage. Lighting Upgrades to Benefit Sports Clubs Four recreation reserves get lighting upgrades. Nominate a Top Senior Latrobe City Senior Citizen of the Year award, now open for nominations. Youth Council Spreads Health Message Good Food for Mental Health project was identified to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for the Latrobe City population. Nominate a Top Senior Nominate a senior citizen who has made significant contribution to the community of Latrobe City. Latrobe City Advocates for Additional COVID-19 Testing Resources Additional COVID testing resources to assist in reducing the lengthy delays requested. Latrobe City Releases Draft Investment Roadmap for Comment Latrobe City Investment Roadmap - ready for public comment. Louise Staley MP Liberal Nationals’ Positive Plan to Freeze Bills to Help HouseholdsFreezing a raft of fees and charges as a means to financially assist Victorian families. Michael O'Brien MP Liberal Nationals Release New Plan to get Victorians Back to Work and Back in BusinessVictoria needs a bold plan. Reclaim Victoria’s Title of the Foodie State There is a much-needed boost to the hospitality industry and make it cheaper for Victorians to eat out. Peter Walsh MP Better roads will save country livesRoad safety and improvements should be prioritized to avoid accidents, even more fatalities. Labor finally delivers seasonal workers after harvest is done Delayed workforce had pushed agricultural crops to waste. Five years since family violence Royal Commission handed down Royal commission’s report towards family violence. Sham plantation plan threatening survival of jobs, industry and timber communities Timber communities and workers to be distressed with job loss and uneasy survival on timber ban. Liberal Nationals Shadow Cabinet The new appointees of the National Liberals team and their appointed offices. Seasonal workforce too little and months too late Insufficient seasonal workers leave Victoria’s hard working farmers produce to go waste. Overdue grants, no workers: labor’s plan to fix seasonal worker shortage Labour government not delivering workers for horticulture and meat sectors. Facing the past must also pave the way for a brighter future Truth and justice process to look issues of the past and help to ensure a better future for Aboriginals. Small business support Threat of more lockdowns continues to decimate business confidence. Picker grants barking up the wrong tree, growers say Work force shortage still has not been resolved by the government. Regional Victorians still in a state of uncertainty Government has not made agreements to make Victoria stable. Farmers bogged down in green tape, but Labor giving itself a pat on the back Unlawful approval of toxic waste dumps affecting regenerative farming practices. Dan’s poor contact tracing keeping the state in lockdown Government’s lack of preparation on standard contract tracing lead Victoria into another harsh lockdown. Rating changes will squeeze the life from Victorian fruit juice industry Government failing to stand against health star ratings of fruit juices and its economic contribution. Hunters deserve the truth of duck season determination Government is giving limit to duck hunters this season. Plan for COVID recovery Government to adopt a plan for COVID-19 recovery. Statement on the 2021 duck season Hunters loss due to COVID lockdowns. Seasonal workers still not expectd in Victoria for two months, industry says Farmers in need of seasonal workers. Wild Dog Destruction Getting Worse, Not Better, Under Labor Farmers losing livestocks on increased attacks of wild dogs. 2021 Duck Season Letter of support for the rights of legitimate hunters. Communities Secure Green Light with Labor’s Border Backdown Labor Government forced by community campaign to backdown on a decision on border communities. Fast-Track Solution Needed to Border Closures Labor Government’s failure to resolve basic problems with the onerous permit system cuts some vulnerable Victorians off from the needs in daily life. Victoria’s Infuriating Delays Killing Growers’ Harvest Hopes Labor government refusing to pave the way for the quarantine of seasonal workers. New Agriculture Minister Will Have a Full Plate Over Summer Lack of leadership on key challenges affecting farmers and regional communities. Federal Investment gets Murray Basin Rail Project back on Track $200 million Commonwealth rescue package to revive the Murray Basin Rail Project. Toothless Ag Min Still ignoring Farmers’ industry Critical issues raised by Victorian farmers at Public Accounts and Estimates Committee (PAEC) hearing. Victoria’s Delayed Response still putting the Squeeze on Farmers Failure to get seasonal workers on farm. Why 2020 is the Year that has tested all it means to be a Victorian The year 2020. Labor’s Delays Savaging Victoria’s Timber Industry Failure to fast track assessment and approval of the timber storage grants: tactic to destroy the industry by stealth? Labor’s Seasonal Worker Media Blitz not working for Victoria Genuine proposals ignored as looming gap of more than 20,000 workers expected to hamper the fruit harvest over the next few months. State Budget Borrowing to waste. Minister sitting on the fence on duck hunting season Coalition against duck shooting, running a negative campaign. Regional Victoria must benefit from state budget 2020-21 Victorian State Budget should lay out a plan to restore Victorians’ lives and livelihoods. Regional Victoria robbed in big borrowing, big debt labor budget Outspent on city-focused State Budget, delivered little for regional Victorians. Shearer training two years in the making, but still not delivering results Rehashed shearer training announced. Statement on border closure with South Australia Border closures will have a devastating impact on cross-border communities without a deep understanding of local needs. China Trade Barriers Hurting Victorian Farmers Labor Government stood still with Belt and Road deal despite punitive import suspensions. Mandatory Mask Rule Letter to the editor on mandatory mask. Dan’s Belt and Road Running over the top of Victorian Farmers Belt and road deal with China to push while import suspensions target Australian producers? Horticulture Sector Crippled by Andrews Government’s Incompetence Thousands of workers needed to get fruit off the trees. Regions Still in Lockdown Despite No New Cases Why do communities and businesses in country Victoria can’t move to the Last Step? Truth Masked by Minister on Mandatory Face Coverings for Regional Vic Regional Victorians need to continue to wear masks. Virus escapes Melbourne without a Trace Asymptomatic testing wasn’t offered to customers who were potentially exposed to a Melbourne virus outbreak. Buck stops with Victorian Labor on stalled Murray Basin Rail Project Minister Jacinta Allan is attempting to rewrite history by handballing blame for the stalled Murray Basin Rail Project to the Federal Government. Government Backs Down on the Omnibus Bill Government backs down on its controversial COVID-19 Omnibus bill. Low Cases Grounds for Early Mark for Regional Vic Implement New South Wales restrictions in country areas. New Federal funds could open the floodgates to Big Buffalo Victoria must seize the opportunity to build Big Buffalo and boost water security for irrigators in the northeast after the Federal Budget delivered an unprecedented $2 billion for water infrastructure Workforce Increase puts the Christmas Ham back on the Menu Enough hands on deck to meet growing demand for high-quality Victorian produce. No Confidence Letter to the editor. No Support for Cellar Doors Closed for Coronavirus Shutdowns No business support for family-run cellar doors. Progress towards Workforce Win for Meat Processors Workforce limits on Victorian meat processors won’t be able to keep up during peak spring season. Labor’s Got no Shame Steamrolling the Rights of Victorians Public Health and Wellbeing Act allows a person who suffers loss arising from a direction of the Chief Health Officer to apply to the Secretary for compensation. Regional Victoria Moving to the Third Step Victoria comes out of the second wave. Statement on Regional Victoria Moving to the Third Step Towards recovery with the Third Step. Dan’s Dodgy Belt and Road Selling out Victorian Producers No actions yet for China’s punitive 80 per cent tariff on Australian barley and further threats targeting wine and dairy exports. Labor Giving City Projects a Leg Up, but Forcing Country Communities to their Knees Tangled red and green tape makes it too difficult for people to develop in regional Victoria. Labor Must Lift Workforce Limits or Risk Stealing Christmas Food supply chain will crumble unless workforce restrictions are lifted before the Christmas period. Labor Pressed for Answers on Campaign against Recreational Hunters Explanation wanted for unsolicited threat to suspend or cancel firearms licences. Labor to be Held to Account on Farmers’ Market Backflip Wanted: Explanation for sudden backflip that threatened closure of farmers' markets. Op-ed by Leader of The Nationals Peter Walsh State of Emergency powers must only operate under appropriate safeguards, scrutiny and checks and balances. Victorian Shooters Targeted by Labor Government’s ‘Overreach’ Unsolicited threat to take away firearms licences. Workforce Restrictions on Lamb Meat Processors are Unworkable If workforce restrictions on meat processors aren’t relaxed soon in regional areas local farmers will miss out. COVID Pandemic to Impact Seasonal Workforce A workable solution must be found before farmers put the for sale sign on the front gate. Labor’s Bushfire Recovery ‘Plan’ Long Overdue Rolling old money up in a new press release delivers nothing for families, businesses and communities in East Gippsland and north east Victoria hit by January’s catastrophic bushfires. Special Agriculture Permits a Positive Step Forward ‘Highly Specialised Agriculture Permit’ which will allow exempted Victorian agriculture workers who live within 100km of the NSW-Victoria to move up to 100km across the border into NSW. Statement on VLine CEO James Pinder VLine CEO James Pinder has been suspended today. Agriculture Permits Must be Offered to Solve Supply Chain Problems Special agriculture permits should be offered to streamline interstate travel to prevent cost increase and food shortages. Fighting for Jobs in Victoria's Timber Sector Victoria’s $7.32 billion timber industry are being destroyed. JobKeeper Scheme Extended JobKeeper scheme extended for 6 months. Liberal Nationals Slam Union War against Agriculture Seasonal Workforce Food security jeopardized at a time of crisis. Statement on COVID Restrictions for Regional Victoria Regional Victoria re-entering Stage 3 COVID restrictions this week. Dan’s Plan to Close Meat Processors will put Food Security at Risk Coronavirus outbreaks at meatworks under control is threatening the supply of food to supermarket shelves. Victorian Timber Workers an Endangered Species under Labor Code of Practice for Timber Production 2014 will do nothing to protect jobs. Russel Northe MLA Bendigo Bank - Morwell branch closureClosure of a local bank leading to unwanted effects to businesses and community. Northe calls for greater support for regional small businesses Queries about small businesses that has not been answered by the government. Government called upon to support local businesses – Northe A call for the Government for a commitment that all goods, services and contracts are not taken away from regional businesses. 2021 Victorian Youth Parliament Program Applications Now Open Youth Parliament program to encourage youth in raising awareness on important issues. Community Safety Grants Now Open Open application for grants through Government's Building for Safer Communities Program. Grants Available to Preserve Local History Encouraging local historians to apply for a share in $350,000 to preserve,record and share history. Annual Christmas Card Competition Winners Announced 2020 winners of his annual Christmas Card design competition Quarantine Hotel Fees debated in Parliament The Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Quarantine Fees Bill) 2020 introduced. Regional Travel Scheme Launched Regional Travel Voucher Scheme launched with first 40,000 vouchers valued at $200 each available to be redeemed for travel between Saturday, 12 December 2020 and Friday, 22 January 2021. School Buildings Project Funding Announced Local schools to receive funding for building upgrades and capital investments. The Last Hurrah – Tripodi and Co Fruit Depot Dedicated commitment of Gino and Claire Tripodi. VicHealth Funding Announced for Local Groups Five organisations to share in more than $30,000 of VicHealth funding. World Game Facilities - Fund Applications Now Open $20 Million World Game Facilities Fund now open for applications. Crime Prevention Grants Crime Prevention Grants to open for applications by January 2021. Sporting Grants Announced Successful applicants to the Sporting Club Grants Program. Animal welfare grants now open Animal welfare fund grants are now open for applications. Bus inconsistencies raised The 20-passenger restriction does not apply in the case of school buses and public transport buses? Mixed bag budget for the valley Long approved projects in the community sitting idle. Northe renews calls for lifeline Gippsland funding amid budget shun Calls for increased funding for Lifeline Gippsland renewed. CFA Fund-Raising Bans Illogical CFA Brigades and volunteers that have been directed to not participate in fundraising events. Ambulance Stations still on Hold No progress on the promised new Morwell and Moe Ambulance Stations. Big Battery Received Mixed Views Mixed views on the 300 megawatt battery installation near Geelong by the 2021-22 summer period. COVID Small Steps Forward Optimism and disappointment with announcement of easing of COVID-19 restrictions. Community Motorsport Program Funding Open First motorsport and motorcycling funding program to back community clubs, participants and encourage greater female participation. COVID Restriction Inconsistencies Raised Inconsistencies and confusion with respect to current COVID-19 rules and restrictions. Electric Vehicle Plant Needing a Power Boost Minister for Jobs questioned about the status of the electric vehicle manufacturing facility earmarked for Morwell. Separate Roadmap Needed for Regional Victoria Letter to the editor on a separate roadmap needed for regional Victoria. School Photography Clicks Back into Action Ban on professional school photography in Government schools has been overturned. New Business Penalties and Rules raise concern Strong penalties and rules that now apply for booking arrangements in Regional Victoria. New Regional COVID Rules a Mixed Bag Mixed views on COVID-19 restrictions for Regional Victorians. Northe Calls for Clarity on Government Emission Reduction Targets Transparency and clarity wanted around the energy policy and the content of Emission Reduction Target plans. Photographers Capture the Moment Face-coverings can be removed where practicable for professional photography shoots. Regional Roadmap Going in Wrong Direction Calls to review the thresholds that apply to the "Last Step" within the reopening roadmap to Regional Victoria. Shocktober Campaign aims to help Save Lives in Regional Victoria Ambulance Victoria are encouraging communities to learn CPR and how to use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED), everyday 18 Victorians suffer a cardiac arrest, this can happen to anyone anywhere at any time. Community Food Relief Fund Applications Open Launch of the State Governments $5 million Community Food Relief Fund Driver Testing Finally Moving Forward Clarity welcomed in regards to driver licence testing arrangements for local drivers. Morwell Foodbank Awaiting Delivery Fast-track the promised Morwell Foodbank hub to support the Latrobe Valley community. National Mental Health Month Begins Today Mental Health Foundation Australia (MHFA) to raise awareness of Mental Health Photographers Left in the Dark Weeks of uncertainty for the photography businesses. Rate Freeze, Not a Freeze for Some Council rate increases being experienced by a number of local rate-payers. Agribusinesses Supported to Adapt to Pandemic Conditions Business Adaptation Grants program has been extended. Driver Testing Resumes Driver licence and learner permit testing will resume from today. Ministers Reply Sought on CFA Tankers 118 days after, no response yet from the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. Parliament Decision - State of Emergency Legislation State of Emergency legislation Sole Trader Support Fund Applications Now Open Victorian Governments Sole Trader Support Fund is now open for application. Indoor Swimming Lessons and in Limbo Review of COVID-19 restrictions wanted for impeding the delivery of swimming lessons for children in Regional Victoria. Latrobe Valley Back to Work Scheme - Northe Considerations to reinstate Latrobe Valley Back to Work Scheme. New VicHealth Funding Available $2.5 million in new funding to support local organisations to address the immediate health and wellbeing concerns of Victorians hardest hit by the impact coronavirus pandemic. Northe Highlights COVID Concerns Concerns raised relating to the State Government’s COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) and Other Acts Amendment Bill 2020. 2020 Supplementary Volunteer Grants Open 2020 Supplementary Volunteer Grants are now open. Business Support Fund to Close Soon Applications for the State Governments Business Support Fund Expansion program, to close over the coming days. Community Sport Survival Package Second Round Open Community Sport Sector COVID-19 Survival Package – Round 2 Grants to Support Emergency Volunteers 14 Million in funds through the Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program (VESEP) to enable volunteer organisations. Multicultural Awards and Event Grants Multicultural Festivals and Events (MFE) program and Victorian Multicultural Awards for Excellence now open for nominations. Northe Continues Call for Sole-Trader Support Wanted: support for local businesses currently excluded from the Victorian Business Support Fund. Regional Roadmap Goes in Wrong Direction Concerns for many local businesses with Regional Roadmap. Sporting Club Grants Now Open 2020/2021 Sporting Club Grants are now open for application. Covid-19 Testing in Latrobe Needs Ramping up Drive through and mobile testing options within the Latrobe Valley urged. More Testing Facilities Needed in Latrobe Enhanced testing capacities in the Latrobe Valley urged. Northe Calls for Greater COVID Compassion Interstate travel exemption process applicable to persons seeking to say goodbye to a loved one or attend a funeral urged. Northe Licence Testing Backlog Continues Driver licence testing still pending. Licence Testing Concerns Continue Long delays in sitting learners hazard perception test or going for their probationary drivers’ licence. Steph Ryan MP Taxi fares lift lid on Andrews’ neglect of Gippsland trainsTrains needing upgrades to be more reliable and accessible to the public. Taxpayers charged nearly $345,000 for replacement taxis Community deserves a reliable, modern and fast public transportation. Statement on the NSW Inquiry into Crown Casino Government to conduct an investigation on a casino licence Tim Bull MP ANZAC Day confusion continues for RSL sub-branchesEnsuring an informative and high level of communication for ANZAC Day. No detail on ANZAC Day as more sub-branches consider cancelling COVID-safe ANZAC Day event is not yet committed by the government. No detail on ANZAC Day as more sub-branches consider cancelling COVID-safe ANZAC Day event is not yet committed by the government. Common sense must prevail on ANZAC Day services Melbourne’s ANZAC Day march to be called 10 weeks early from its memorial day. Simple Change to Restrictions will transform Pain Relief for Victorians in Need Urgent need to reopen community pools to people with a disability for hydrotherapy treatment and water-based pain relief activities. Country Racing Needs a Clear Pathway Home Still no plan country racing clubs. Statement on Victory in the Pacific Day Victory in the Pacific day – the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.
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