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Full steam ahead on Cowes Cultural Centre
Oct 22, 2021 - After decades of debate and disappointment, work starts next month on $27m island centrepiece. 
Dog day afternoon for cats
Oct 22, 2021 - Bass Coast cats are on notice – their days of freedom are drawing to a close. Cartoon by Natasha 
Big step forward for Dinosaur Trail
Oct 22, 2021 - The council has paid $1.2 million for a site to create an interactive sound and light ‘Gondwana Garden’ as part of the Bass Coast Dinosaurs Trail. 
Local artists hold the line
Oct 22, 2021 - Artists back campaign to save the Western Port woodlands. Now bid online for their works. 
Paint, print & plinth
Oct 22, 2021 - Two painters, a printmaker and a glass artists combine in a brief exhibition to celebrate the re-opening of ArtSpace Comments
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The Bass Coast Afghans: the next steps
The local community has rallied to the cause of two Afghan men who want to settle in Bass Coast and bring their families. Harry Freeman reports 
Words from the Woodlands
Oct 22, 2021 - Many of us have been walking in the woodlands lately. Now Laura Brearley invites us to share the experience through poetry or prose. 
Our guide to the future
Oct 22, 2021 - What will a house or farm of the future look like? This year’s Sustainability Festival sets out to answer the question. 
Signs of the times
Oct 22, 2021 - It’s Arty time once more, but the path to reopening a gallery is full of twists and turns. Geoff Ellis reports. 
Life on the spectrum
Oct 22, 2021 - Kate Harmon continues her story of living with autism. Get on board!
Oct 22, 2021 - After a ministerial brushoff, Robert Hayward appeals to Cape Paterson residents to ditch the car and catch a bus to town. |
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