Inverloch's Surf Parade Shared Pathway is a step closer to completion with the council beginning the formal process to make a section of the road one way to allow construction of the final stage.

Bass Coast Shire Council ​adopts major rating shake‑up, cuts farm rates and lifts vacant land charges.

SOPHIE Thorn, a 34-year-old youth mental health worker, has been selected as the Greens candidate for Bass in the November state election.

Twelve graduate nurses and midwives will start their careers at Wonthaggi Hospital and San Remo District Nursing.

A 30-UNIT social housing development just minutes from the Wonthaggi CBD will be fast-tracked under the State Government’s Development Facilitation Program.

Despite the earlier outrage, Bass Coast’s “woke” investment policy cost just 0.03%.

Contractors are working against the clock to finish sandbag works on the Inverloch foreshore before the start of the holidays.

The Kernot bridge is set for a $2.2 million upgrade, with the Federal Government today confirming $1.7 million in funding for the project.

MOST council strategies are entirely un-noticed by the community. The Bass Coast Unlocking Rural Tourism (BURT) strategy was different. It raised hackles before, during and after its short life.

THE operator of a bus and trucking business.has failed in his bid to gain retrospective approval for a contractor’s depot in a rural living zone.

BASS Coast Mayor Rochelle Halstead declared herself ready for action after being re-elected unanimously at today’s council meeting.

Tired of waiting for ction on the Wonthaggi high school site, locals are planning a subversive action: a picnic next door.

Labor confirms its first candidate as the battle begins for Victoria’s most marginal seat.

LIKE a round of Chinese whispers, the rumours grew wilder with every retelling until Ventnor was in uproar.

Councillors dump $180m two-pool plan; we’ll patch up the old one instead.

After two and a half years of frustration, Parks Victoria’s new boss comes to town to reassure the Friends of the State Coal Mine that the skip will roll again.

A MOVE to reinstate the Lord’s Prayer before Bass Coast Shire Council meetings got short shrift from councillors at yesterday’s council meeting.

THE Member for Bass Jordan Crugnale today announced that she would not be contesting next year’s state election.

Council permits removal but orders strict replanting, says owner will be watched.

councillors call for urgent action on feral animals