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Latest News • Add My News • Search Old News Bass Coast Local News Conference Promotes Indigenous Culture Over 250 people attended the Deadly in Gippsland (DIG) conference in San Remo last week to celebrate indigenous culture in Gippsland. Draft Rec Plan Released Bass Coast Shire Council is encouraging residents and sporting clubs to comment on its Draft Recreation Plan 2009-2010. NAIDOC Week Celebrations In Bass Coast NAIDOC week, 5-12 July 2009, is a national celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and an opportunity to recognise the contributions of Indigenous Australians across various fields. Phillip Island Road Path Extension Bass Coast Shire Council has begun works on a 2.4km shared path between Forrest Caves and Sunderland Bay Road. Record Numbers At World Environment Expo The Bass Coast Environment Alliance successfully hosted its tenth World Environment Day schools expo at San Remo. Town Entrance Project Begins Bass Coast Shire Council will begin works on the $3.8 million Wonthaggi town entrance project next week. Corangamite Comes To Visit A delegation from Corangamite Shire, consisting of councillors and council officers, visited Bass Coast last week. Council Approval On The Rise. Bass Coast Shire Council’s approval rating in the annual Community Satisfaction Survey has risen to 63, their highest level ever. Jet Skis Under Review The State Government will be examining the use of jet skis as part of a review of the Marine Safety Act. Craig Ingram Ingram Pushes For Improvements To "Unofficial" BypassThe Independent Member for Gippsland East, Craig Ingram, has called on the State Government to fund an upgrade of key roads and intersections Ingram Welcomes $1.97M Funding For New Bsc Science Centre The Independent Member for Gippsland East, Craig Ingram, has welcomed today’s announcement by the Federal Government of $1.97 million for a new science centre at Bairnsdale Secondary College. Department of Primary Industries Ag NewsTuesday, July 7, 2009 Ag News Tuesday, June 30, 2009 AG News Thursday, June 25, 2009 Alligator Weed Loses Its Bite At Warragul The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has successfully completed work under an intensive eradication program to help remove one of Australia’s worst water weeds at a site in Warragul. Communities Join Forces To Combat Wild Dogs The spotlight was firmly on wild dogs at two community meetings in East Gippsland with more than 30 farmers gathering to exchange information about these predators. Fisheries Patrols Operating All Hours In Gippsland Gippsland Fisheries Officers have warned people who want to flout the fishing regulations that they could be caught anytime. The Journey Of A Science Idea The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Ellinbank invites the community to a special seminar on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 Feature  Northe: LV Should Host Afl Pre-Season GameMorwell MP Russell Northe has declared that the Latrobe Valley could be a key part of the solution to the AFL/Etihad Stadium standoff over an events clash next February.  Your Place, Your Plan, Your Future Bass Coast Shire Council is inviting Smiths Beach, Sunderland Bay, Sunset Strip and Surf Beach residents to take part in a series of community planning workshops that will provide an exciting opportunity to help shape the future of their communities. General Escape to the premier event in Victorian agribusinessNewly appointed chair of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority Michael Taylor AO will discuss global upheaval and agribusiness outlooks at the Victorian Agribusiness Summit staged by Agribusiness Gippsland at Cowes on August 5-6. Latrobe Local News Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter July 2009 Area LTB1 (MHW140)Annual Meeting, From The Chief Commissioner, Home Security, Door To Door Sales, Police Crime Report. Get Creative During The School Holidays At The Gallery Latrobe Regional Gallery will be offering a variety of hands-on arts activities for all ages during the winter school holidays. MAV Confirms Latrobe’S Rate Increase Is The Lowest For Victorian Regional Cities Data released by the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) has confirmed Latrobe City Council’s reputation as an organisation of strong financial prudence. Street Trading Permit Renewals Latrobe City Council local laws officers have this week been pounding the pavement and speaking to traders about the annual renewal of their footpath trading permits. Strong Support For Continuation Of Night Rider The Night Rider bus service has received a temporary reprieve while a permanent source of funding to continue the service is sought. Feedback Invited On Traralgon Courthouse Conservation Management Plan Latrobe City Council is inviting community feedback on the draft conservation management plan for the Traralgon Courthouse. Investment, Garden Project And Art On Sister City Agenda Investment discussions, planning for an indigenous garden as part of a multi-million dollar development currently under construction in Taizhou, Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter for June 2009 Area LTB1 (NHW139) Annual Meeting, Message from Inspector Chris Major, Fire Safety, Photographing your Valuables, Police Crime Reporrt. |
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