Latest News• Add My News • Search Old News Bass Coast Local News Job Shadow Day at Bass Coast Shire Council Bass Coast Shire Council hosted six individuals for Work Solutions Gippsland’s initiative, Job Shadow Day, last Thursday. Surfing with the pros The Bass Coast Council will host the Phillip Island Pro QS 1000 event from 27 – 30 October this year. Fighting finish for the Breakers Sunday 10 September was the perfect Spring day for a football match. Corinella public art Bass Coast Shire Council is on the lookout for an experienced and innovative artist to design and create a commissioned public artwork which will be situated in Harold Hughes Reserve, Corinella. Join the car ferry conversation Bass Coast and Mornington Peninsula Shire Councils are working on a project with the Victorian Government, to develop a business case for a car ferry between Cowes and Stony Point. Emma Kealy MP Report on Drug Injecting RoomsToday’s report on drug injecting rooms does not recommend introducing them in Victoria. Latrobe Local News Construction of the Morwell to Traralgon shared pathway underwayLatrobe City Council’s contractors have begun construction of the first stage of the Morwell to Traralgon shared pathway. Council Responds To Hazelwood Heritage Nomination Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning advised Latrobe City Council that the State Government has received and accepted a nomination to consider the Hazelwood Power Station for inclusion in the Victorian Heritage Register. Strength-Led Transition Gets A Boost Latrobe City Council’s community led transition document today received welcome support following the Victorian National’s support for a High Energy Low Emission Brown Coal Power Generator to be built in the Latrobe Valley. Council seeks funding assurance Latrobe City Council written to the State Coalition seeking assurances that all funding commitments for the Latrobe Valley announced since the closure of the Hazelwood Power Station would be honoured should the Coalition win the next State election. Council Votes For CCTV In Morwell Monday night’s Latrobe City Council Ordinary Meeting has given unanimous support to a report recommending CCTV for Morwell. Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre Development Underway Latrobe City Council has commenced planning work to develop the $46 million Regional Aquatic Centre for Traralgon. Keeping the lights on in Victoria Statement from Leader of The Nationals Peter Walsh Korean Dogs.Org Spams Council Latrobe City Council is warning the community, especially parents, to be cautious about activating links within posts from koreandogs.org on Facebook or Twitter. Mayor Welcomes Opening Of Federal Latrobe Valley RJIP Funding Mayor, Cr Kellie O’Callaghan today welcomed news that the Federal Government has opened the Latrobe Valley Regional Jobs and Investment Package. Morwell Recreation Reserve Upgrade Underway Detailed planning has commenced to deliver the $5 million infrastructure upgrade package announced in February. Media Coalition Labor promises on jobs at the Heyfield millThere will be no job losses and will continue to finalised these arrangement Melina Bath MP Questions asked on Hazelwood barramundiThe Andrews Labor Government has refused to detail the cost of removing dead barramundi from the cooling Hazelwood pondage. Have your say on rural speed limits Reports that Daniel Andrews will reduce the speed limit to 70 km/h on unsealed country roads is just lazy policy by a lazy government, Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath says. Bath highlights Labor’s TAFE neglect Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has spoken in parliament this week about the Andrews Labor Government’s neglect of the TAFE sector, referring to a recent report from the Victorian Auditor-General’s Office. Bath calls out delays in foster carer payments Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has called on the Andrews Labor Government to fix a system that’s seeing foster carers being paid up to six months late. Peter Walsh MP Labor still not prepared to put East Gippsland jobs firstThe Heyfield mill might be open, but the Andrews Labor Government continues to refuse to guarantee 250 jobs will remain at the mill. All Heyfield jobs must be saved The glaring omission in the Andrews Government’s confirmation of the Heyfield mill sale is a promise that all 250 jobs will be saved. Labor’s Heyfield mill jobs promise in tatters The Andrews Labor Government has broken its promise to the Heyfield community that jobs will not be lost at the Heyfield mill.
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