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Covid diary with a difference impresses judges
Dec 3, 2021 - Rees Quilford has won the 2021 Bass Coast Prize for Non-Fiction with an evocative essay documenting his daily routine of swimming, walking and photography at Cape Paterson’s Bay Beach through the first Covid winter. 
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​Swan & Clarke - a visionary team
Dec 3, 2021 - A former cattle grazing property at Rhyll, now a wildlife haven, forever links two great conservationists, writes Neil Daly.  
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​A hive of activity
Dec 3, 2021 - Exactly 44 years since the last passenger rail service to Wonthaggi. Jack Moyle recalls a time when the railway station was the centre of the town’s social and commercial life. 
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Life on the spectrum
Dec 3, 2021 - In the third part of Kate Harmon’s story of living with autism, she embarks on new interests and new adventures. 
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Tribute: Natasha Williams-Novak
The next edition of the Bass Coast Post will be published on December 17.
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Adrift in shallow waters
Dec 3, 2021 - Every day of that first arduous Covid winter, Rees Quilford dived into the bracing cold of Bass Strait, took a Polaroid photo, and documented his thoughts. 
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Community gathers for the woodlands
Dec 3, 2021 - Community celebrates Western Port Woodlands with wine, art and song. Storybook by Laura Brearley, images by Nici Cahill.
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​Beyond fish `n` chips
Dec 3, 2021 - A coffee table cookbook released this week celebrates the farmers and chefs working hard to make Bass Coast a foodie destination.
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​Happy DOPLWD day!
Dec 3, 2021 - Skills on show at BCAL’s open day ranged from photography, music and art to cooking and bicycle rebuilding.
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Fifth time lucky?
Dec 3, 2021 - WATERLINE residents and other opera fans will be crossing everything that a long-awaited performance of The Gondoliers will finally go ahead in late January.
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