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Reality TV renovation show The Block 20th to be filmed at Cowes property on Phillip Island in 2024
Bass Coast Shire Council approved The Block's permit. Mayor Le Serve anticipates showcasing the region's appeal, benefiting businesses, workers, and hospitality during filming.
Bass Coast Shire Council has approved the planning permit submitted by the producers of the reality TV renovation show The Block. The Channel Nine show is planning to film the 20th anniversary series at a property purchased at Cowes on Phillip Island, 90 minutes south-east of Melbourne.
Bass Coast Shire Council is thrilled to be chosen by the producers of the reality TV renovation show The Block as it's a boost for local businesses, workers, and hospitality supporting the show's long-term crew
Excitement for showcasing
Bass Coast Shire Council Mayor Cr Clare Le Serve said, "We are looking forward to hosting The Block and showcasing the desirability of Bass Coast to live in, holiday and do business. From the world-famous Penguin Parade, beautiful beaches and amazing hospitality, this is fantastic news and we're proud to have been chosen by the producers."
"It's also great news for local businesses providing materials, local workers looking for work and food and accommodation providers who will look after the large production crew that work on the show for many months," said Cr Clare.
Pictures from Bass Coast Shire Council Facebook page.
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