May 2012 - Archived News • Back • Choose a different Month 1 May 2012 (Tuesday)Young Students Showcase Creative Artworks On display at the Latrobe Performing Arts Centre in Traralgon is a selection of creative artworks by grade 4 to grade 6 students from St Michael’s primary school in Traralgon. Local Laws And You Bass Coast Shire Council’s new draft Local Law is now on Exhibition. Anyone with a concern about any aspect of the new Law can make a written submission to Council before 1 June 2012. The Governor Discovers Bass Coast After a whirlwind 24 hour tour, the Governor of Victoria, the Hon. Time Traveller's Wife
10 May 2012 (Thursday)Major Water Storage At Orbost To Go Under Cover East Gippsland Water is to install a specialist cover over a major water storage at Orbost Bass Coast Helping To Dispose Of Fishing Debris Bass Coast Shire Council is now the proud owner of fourteen ‘Seal the Loop’ bins which raise awareness about proper disposal of fishing debris at our beaches and waterways. Government Delivers Responsible Budget Nationals Member for Morwell and Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business Russell Northe has welcomed the State budget as delivered by the Treasurer in State Parliament yesterday. Tell Us What You Think About Parking In The Traralgon Cbd Latrobe City Council wants your feedback on the changes to time limited parking in Traralgon’s CBD implemented in December last year. Planning Extension to Gap Road Works The Minister for Planning has extended the timeframe allowed for the development of a Materials Recycling Facility and Transfer Station at 116 Gap Road, Cowes. Keep Australia Beautiful Judges at Pet Expo The first weekend in May, the judges from Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria (KABV) are out looking for Victoria’s cleanest beaches. As part of their itinerary, they will be stopping by the San Remo foreshore, Pets And Beaches A Winning Combination On the first weekend in May, the judges from Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria (KABV) are out looking for Victoria’s cleanest beaches. 11 May 2012 (Friday)Film Season Continues At The Performing Arts Centre Two critically acclaimed Australian films, Face to Face and The Eye of the Storm, are being shown at the Latrobe Performing Arts Centre over the next few weeks offering two very different insights into the Australian psyche. Council Looks At How We Live With Cats And Dogs Following extensive community consultation, Bass Coast Shire Council is considering the draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (DAMP) at its meeting on 16 May 2012.
Street Art Workshop To Focus Raw Creative Energy As part of the program of events to celebrate the exhibition MAY’S: The May Lane Street Art Project currently on at the Latrobe Regional Gallery, Council To Make Submission To Discussion Paper At Monday night’s meeting, Council endorsed its submission to the Directions for Latrobe Valley Transition discussion paper developed by the Latrobe Valley Transition Committee. Carrie Underwood Reins In Entertainment Carrie Underwood now rules the top 20 Billboard charts! Caravan Burlesque Workshops for All Caravan Burlesque is coming to town with performances and a chance to be a part of the unique world of burlesque. Free Workshops For Community Committees Do you want to get the most out of your community board or committee members? National Volunteer Week National Volunteer Week from 14-20 May is an important time to celebrate the work of the many volunteers in the Latrobe Valley and the vital contribution they make to the community, Students Step Out to School Step out, get on your bike, grab that scooter or skate board! That is the message going out to children across Bass Coast as part of the 13th Annual Walk Safely to School Day (WSTSD) on Friday, 18 May. Building Communities Through Infrastructure Grants The 2012 funding round of the Cultural Precincts and Community Infrastructure Fund (CPCIF) is currently open, Nationals Member for Morwell Russell Northe announced today.
All Kinds Of Pets At The Expo All kinds of animals ventured out with their owners for a day at the Bass Coast Pet Expo. Despite the wet weather various dogs, ferrets, snakes, and lizards gathered to enjoy the Expo held at San Remo Our Local Laws Are Changing If you are interested in the proposed changes to Local Laws in Bass Coast, then mark Wednesday, 16 May in your calendar. Young People Have All The Fun Recent National Youth Week activities were a big success with young people celebrating different cultures in Bass Coast. 16 May 2012 (Wednesday)Latrobe Crime Watch News Letter Latrobe Police Service Area May 2012 Coming Events, Police Concert and Pipe Band Tickets, Hot Spots-Police Need Publics Help, Crime reports for Moe/Newborough, Traralgon, Churchill/Yinnar, Morwell.
Fifteen Hours Of Preschool Improves Structured Learning As part of a pilot program, preschools in Latrobe City are offering 15 hours of preschool for four year olds per week this term and for the remainder of the 2012 preschool year, almost a year earlier than most other areas Two Local Learn Organisations Receive Share Of Funding Two Latrobe Valley Learn Local organisations have received a share of over $65,000 through Round 3 of the State government’s Adult, Community and Further Education (ACFE) Board Capacity and Innovation Fund, Further Works At Maryvale Reserve Following the recent removal of pine trees at Maryvale Reserve, Latrobe City Council officers will be carrying out further works to clean up and landscape the site. Last Comments On The Municipal Fire Management Plan The opportunity to comment on the draft Municipal Fire Management Plan will soon finish. Bass Coast Shire Council Community and Economic Development Director, Steven Piasente, said Council was encouraging 18 May 2012 (Friday)Late Night Bus Service To Help People In Latrobe Valley Get Home Safely Member for Morwell Russell Northe today announced a new late night bus service for the Latrobe Valley which honours a 2010 Election commitment. Bass Coast at Regional Living Expo The inaugural Regional Victoria Living Expo was held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 27 - 29 April, 2012. Killy Bridge Is Back The Kilcunda Bridge is open to the public again. Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Veronica Dowman, said the heritage listed trestle bridge was closed last week after a section was damaged by fire. Working Together to Fix Flooding The Phillip Island Golf Club is struggling to cope with the effects of the heaviest May rainfall recorded in 20 years. Are you ready for Caravan Burlesque? As part of May’s Creative Gippsland festival, Caravan Burlesque a seductive, 22 May 2012 (Tuesday)David Schwarz Talks Problem Gambling Former AFL star and media personality David Schwarz recently visited Bass Coast to talk about his lifelong struggle with gambling addiction. Community Partnerships Needed To Help Plant Two Million Trees Nationals Member for Morwell Russell Northe is encouraging local community groups to participate in the Victorian Government’s commitment to planting two million trees by 2014. No Increase In Water Bills For Five Years Proposed The average residential customer with East Gippsland Water will see no real increase in their water bill for five years under a proposal put forward by the corporation. Bass Coast Thanks its Volunteers Bass Coast Shire Council Mayor, Cr Veronica Dowman, thanked and acknowledged Bass Coast Shire Council volunteers by hosting a morning tea at Archies on the Creek on Friday, 18 May 2012. Full Steam Ahead On Objection To Coal Seam Gas Bass Coast Shire Council continues to lead the way in advocating for the community on coal seam gas exploration. Bass Coast Supports Walk To School Day Schools across Bass Coast Shire joined in the Australia’s Walk Safely to School Day on 18 May. Last Weeks of Arts Festival The Creative Gippsland Arts festival will finish at the end of May, so don’t miss out on this celebration of our Creative Community History Of Latrobe Valley More Than Just A Memory The local stories, relics and memories that make up the history of the Latrobe Valley will continue to captivate future generations thanks to the sweat and tears of dedicated volunteers supported by a $10,500 Council Drafts 2012/13 Budget Keeping rates and charges at an affordable level has been the focus of Bass Coast Shire Council budget workshops. Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Veronica Dowman, said Councillors and staff have had a series of Council To Fight On For Phillip Island Medical Facility A proposal to provide an integrated medical care facility on Phillip Island has failed to secure support from the Federal Government. Entries Open For 10Th Year Of Premier’S Victorian businesses, community groups, education institutions and government agencies are invited to enter the 10th anniversary year of the Premier’s Sustainability Awards. 25 May 2012 (Friday)Northe Urges Vigilance To Keep Your Home Fire Safe This Winter The Nationals Member for Morwell Russell Northe has joined the call of the Deputy Premier and Minister for Emergency Services Peter Ryan in urging community members to be vigilant against fire in their homes Entries Open For 2012 Business Awards Entries are now open for the 2012 Bass Coast Business Awards! Bass Coast Shire Council is again proudly partnering with SuperPages to run the prestigious Awards. Entries Open For 2012 Business Awards Entries are now open for the 2012 Bass Coast Business Awards! Bass Coast Shire Council is again proudly partnering with SuperPages to run the prestigious Awards. Mays Exhibition Continues With Debate On Street Art Last week two local secondary schools presented an exciting and informed debate on street art around the current exhibition May’s: The May Lane Street Art Project now on at the Latrobe Regional Gallery. Best Way To Manage Pets The final draft of Bass Coast Shire Council’s Domestic Animal Management Plan is ready for public comment.
28 May 2012 (Monday)Will You Dance With Me? Hundreds of Latrobe City residents converged on Kernot Hall on Sunday afternoon for the Dance with me community celebration.
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