Treating Western Port and the region as an entity is the best way to resolve the issues that have plagued the bay for the past 50 years, writes Neil Daly.

Neil Daly grades the parties on their election policies for Western Port and environs.

Bass Valley Primary School students will be watching with interest to see how “their mangroves” perform over the coming years. Neil Daly was there to watch the muddy adventure.

If Western Port is to be saved, ‘the people’ have to set the agenda for the politicians, writes Neil Daly.

A former cattle grazing property at Rhyll, now a wildlife haven, forever links two great conservationists, writes Neil Daly.

Neil Daly asks whether the blue carbon method could redress much of the damage to Western Port caused by a century of drainage works and land clearing.

It’s time for a new strategic framework for Western Port and its region, writes Neil Daly.

Why does Spring Street continue to treat Western Port so differently from its neighbour, asks Neil Daly.

The seagrass research team is likely to turn up anywhere in Western Port in their quest to restore more seagrass meadows.

MPs take note, the people are ready to protect Western Port once more, writes Neil Daly.

The latest assault on Western Port’s hinterland shows how much we need a complete land and sea management plan.

The late John Clarke: “The problems are quite easily identifiable. They’re not going to be easy to fix, but we have to do it. We caused them; it’s up to us now.”

We have to start undoing the damage we have done to the environment, writes Neil Daly.

To all who helped the government reach the decision on AGL, take a breather – but not for too long.

Neil Daly is delighted to report that his plan for Western Port has actually made it inside the Victorian Parliament, courtesy of the Sustainable Australia Party.

Western Port is a World Heritage Site waiting in the wings, writes Neil Daly

Thanks to COVID, the inquiry into the AGL/APA proposal for Crib Point was truly democratic, writes Neil Daly, who watched much of it from the comfort of home.

Without a long-term management plan, Western Port will continue to be a battleground for industrialists and residents, writes Neil Daly.

By Neil Daly THANK you, AGL and APA, for galvanising the people to send 6058 submissions to the inquiry into the proposed Crib Point gas import jetty and the gas pipeline to Pakenham. The submissions...

Three shapes knee-deep in mud spark Neil Daly’s curiosity.