Two metres of dune has disappeared in recent weeks, forcing a temporary closure of the rail trail at Kilcunda.

AS THE great Inverloch dune reconstruction project enters its final stages, Mick Green of Drift Media captured these stunning images of the dredge at work in Anderson Inlet on Monday.

Sale of the old Coles supermarket site to breathe fresh life into a forgotten corner of Wonthaggi CBD.

A TOUCH of medieval pomp and pageantry comes to Phillip Island next Friday when the crew of HMAS Cape Woolamai will exercise its Freedom of Entry to Cowes,

Wonthaggi has been virtually overlooked as a tourist destination but that's about to change.

The community is invited to learn more about plans to expand a winter shelter for homeless people into Wonthaggi next year.

Three weeks after the adult learning centre closed, students, staff and the community are still waiting for answers.

Breakdown puts Inverloch dune project at least a month behind, but Hall Contracting will remain on site until the job is finished.

PHILLIP Island’s community, arts and cultural hub has become just the second Passivhaus-certified public building in the world combining a professional theatre, library, gallery and museum under one roof.

THE EPA has fined a man who illegally accepted waste onto his Corinella property over several years

Residents urged to be the eyes and ears for wildlife as H5N1 creeps towards Victoria.

Pressure mounts on State Government to map out future of post-secondary training after BCAL collapse.

Drive to repair Bass Coast’s fragmented natural landscape picks up pace with launch of nature fund.

Students and staff face uncertain future as insolvency specialists assess whether college can continue.

Bass Coast Shire Council presses Planning Minister for urgent protections of Western Port Woodlands

The council has rescinded its previous decision Council has rescinded its previous decision to make part of Surf Parade one-way and will now progress the design of a two-way option .

Inverloch’s $5 million dune rebuild is finally under way, but high tides and teething troubles meant slow progress in the first week.

Councilors back push for state action on Silverleaves but disagree over staged “retreat” for vulnerable coastal communities

Councillors wasted little time in rejecting plans for a childcare centre in San Remo at Wednesday’s council meeting.

A cultural burn in the Gurdies last week is the first undertaken in the area for almost two centuries.