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What do we value?
July 20, 2019 - A boardwalk linking Red Rocks and Silverleaves and protection for Inverloch’s dinosaur fossils are among proposals for the Bass Coast Distinctive Area and Landscapes project. 
All hands on deck
July 20, 2019 - While many of us are trying to do our bit, we need collective action to tackle climate change, writes Michael Nugent. And that starts with our council. 
The ferry captain
July 20, 2019 - A storm-damaged tree, a world class tree carver with a local connection and a proud maritime heritage ... the stars aligned for Rhyll’s new artwork. 
Think big
July 20, 2019 – What do we want Phillip Island to be like in 50 years? Phil Wright argues that the Distinctive Areas and Landscapes project enables us to dream big. 
The banana files
July 20, 2019 – When Maddy Harford and Harry Freeman crossed the border, they found themselves on the wrong side of the law. Community Diary
What’s on in Bass Coast. |
The next edition of the Post will be published on August 3.
By Natasha Williams-Novak
Little festival pulls some big names
July 20, 2019 - How does a small regional festival like the Phillip Island Festival of Stories snare a Booker prize winner and a Nobel Peace Prize winner? 
View from the Chamber
July 20, 2019 - A new Waterline library in Grantville is a vote of confidence in the area, writes Cr Geoff Ellis. 
A breath of fresh air
July 20, 2019 - Joan Woods appeals to town planners not to mess with Wonthaggi’s green spaces. 
A cook’s journal
July 20, 2019 - Jan Cheshire goes back to the ‘70s for a retro lemon flan, complete with condensed milk. |
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