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In her painting Winter Stew, Natasha Williams-Novak’s thoughts turn to the delights of the cold season.
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Cartoon Natasha Williams-Novak
$2 million splurge on consultants, says Brown
Former State Member of Parliament Alan Brown has accused the Bass Coast Shire Council of wasting up to $2 million on consultants, an action he has described as "obscene".
Sentinel Times, May 12, 2015
Former State Member of Parliament Alan Brown has accused the Bass Coast Shire Council of wasting up to $2 million on consultants, an action he has described as "obscene".
Sentinel Times, May 12, 2015
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Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak.
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Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
No place like home
Choosing aged care accommodation – for our parents or ourselves – is one of the most confronting choices we will make.
Choosing aged care accommodation – for our parents or ourselves – is one of the most confronting choices we will make.
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Time is getting on
March 21, 2015 - One minute you’re in your prime; the next people are offering you their seat. Bob Middleton contemplates the ignominies – and pleasures – of growing old.
March 21, 2015 - One minute you’re in your prime; the next people are offering you their seat. Bob Middleton contemplates the ignominies – and pleasures – of growing old.
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It’s been fun but it’s hard to sit at a computer with all those jingling bells, so this is the last issue of the Post for 2014. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak.
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Street wise
Bunker-like houses on small blocks are robbing our streets of their dignity, writes Tim Shannon. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
Bunker-like houses on small blocks are robbing our streets of their dignity, writes Tim Shannon. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
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Kimberley Brown has been elected Bass Coast’s youngest mayor and Jordan Crugnale her deputy.
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Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
After last summer’s dogfight over a daytime ban on dogs on beaches, councillors have decided this will be the summer of enforcing the existing rules.