September 2018 - Archived News • Back • Choose a different Month 9 Sep 2018 (Sunday)Winners are Grinners at the Bass Coast Business Awards See the winners in the Bass Coast Shire Council’s annual Business Awards. Stock on Roads Dangerous stock on roads. Creating New Solar Power Jobs in the Latrobe Valley Fifty new jobs in the Latrobe Valley with a new government agency, Solar Victoria, to be based in Morwell. More Funding for Gippsland’s Iconic Lakes Almost $280,000 allocated to ten projects to improve Gippsland Lakes. Garden Competition Announces New Categories Annual garden competition will open on 1 September. New Solar Jobs in the Valley to keep Powering Victoria New Morwell-based government agency, Solar Victoria, to deliver our $1.3 billion Solar Homes program CEO Announces February Departure Bass Coast Shire Council CEO, Paul Buckley PSM leaves position. Labor’s Solar Scheme Misses the Mark Daniel Andrews pledge a billion taxpayer dollars on a poorly planned solar scheme. Let Latrobe Leisure’s New Parent and Baby Class Ease you back into a Fitness Routine Mums and bubs classes at Leisure Women Take to the Track at Logan Park Celebrating women’s contribution to harness racing and other fields. Erosion: A Number One Priority for Bass Coast Bass Coast Shire Council working closely with the Department of Environment Water Land and Planning (DEWLP), and the community to address the serious level of erosion at Cowes East, Cowes and Inverloch foreshores. Supporting Gippsland: Community Crime Prevention Latrobe Valley and West Gippsland locals to benefit from the latest round of Community Safety Fund grants. Stars to Shine in Latrobe Valley Big Bash Blockbuster Stars will play a full Big Bash League match for points against the Adelaide Strikers in January in Latrobe Valley. 16 Sep 2018 (Sunday)Delivering a New Junior Secondary School for Phillip Island Families Greater access to secondary education for for Phillip Island families. Labor’s Green Coalition Partners Move to Cut Timber Supply to Australian Paper Bill proposal to terminate the Act that provides supply of timber to Australian Paper gets slammed. Innovation in Brown Coal Welcomed by Latrobe City Latrobe City’s future prosperity looks brighter today in view of the brown coal interests. City-Centric Labor Snubs Latrobe Valley Commuters with a New Line For Melbourne The promsie of a new tunnel through Melbourne suburbs while failing to match The Nationals’ plan for the much-needed dedicated line for Gippsland trains. Thousands Get Ahead with Morwell Good Money Morwell’s Good Money store celebrating a successful first anniversary with a no or low interest loan. Businesses Improve Access through Funding Improved access for all abilities from funding by the Rural Access program. Sporting Hall of Fame Nominations Open and Exhibition Tours Calling for Nominations: Legends and members categories. Labor’s Regional Rail Fails Melbourne suburbs rail network is another snub for regional passengers. Thompson Reserve Lights up the Stars Thompson Reserve in Inverloch lit up. Liberal Nationals Working Group to Unlock Victoria’s Brown Coal Potential Future uses and commercialisation opportunities for the Latrobe Valley’s brown coal industry discussed. Further Great Alpine Road Upgrades Underway Safer and more reliable Great Alpine Road with seven kilometres of road improvements. Labor’s Green Deal Threatens Valley Jobs - Again Plans to shut down the local native forestry industry threatens Latrobe Valley jobs. Bass Coast Shines at Gippsland Business Awards Bass Coast Businesses were winners at the annual Federation Business School Gippsland Business Awards. CCTV Project Rolled Out across Morwell CBD CCTV cameras installed at locations around the Morwell CBD to increase community perceptions of safety as well as act as a potential crime deterrent. Northe Supports a Lifeline for Lifeline Gippsland Russell Northe to meet with Lifeline Gippsland representatives to discuss policy initiative. deal Labor’s Plan Takes An Axe to Victoria’s Timber Industry and Jobs Hazelwood Not to Be Listed on Heritage Register Hazelwood Power Station did not meet the necessary criteria for Heritage Registry. Rail Loop Set to Connect Gippsland New underground rail network set to circle Melbourne connecting every major regional train line from the Geelong line to the Gippsland line through Melbourne Airport. Funding Boost to Re-Train Latrobe Valley Workers Fund for new skills with biodiversity training for workes in Latrobe Valley. Gippsland Climate News & Views August Peter Gardner's August Newsletter Northe Calls for Equitable Fares for Latrobe Valley Seniors A call for public transport privileges for the senior of Latrobe Valley. 23 Sep 2018 (Sunday)Bass Coast continues advocacy with Ministers Increased focus on the seat of Bass in the lead up to the State Election. Council grabs opportunities to be heard. 24 Sep 2018 (Monday)Youth Workshop an Educated Future for Bass Coast ‘Tertiary Advocacy Forum’ designed to explore challenges and opportunities around access to tertiary education for young people in Bass Coast. Million-Dollar Revamp for Morwell’s CBD Morwell’s CBD is set to undergo a streetscape upgrade. Synthetic Bowling Green Assures Long-Term Future of the Moe Bowling Club New all-weather synthetic grass bowling green from the Victorian State Government.
Minister Fails to Support Latrobe Valley Seniors Disappointment prevails with seniors access to public transport. Northe writes to Minister for Mental Health pleading for Lifeline funding Northe pleads for action regarding the minimal funding that Lifeline Gippsland receives. Northe Writes to Minister for Mental Health Seeking Clarification on Rehabilitation Funding Northe Writes to Minister for Mental Health seeking answers on how budget will be spent. Awarding accessibility in Bass Coast Businesses improve access through funding Cowes Wins this Year’s Bike Ed Challenge Cowes Primary School has won this year’s annual Bass Coast Bike Ed Challenge. Council Launch Availability of Lodging Planning Applications Latrobe City Council will offer the community an ePlanning Portal. Labor Uncertainty Risking an End to Local Timber Industry Labor’s Green coalition partners move to cut timber supply to Australian Paper.
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