councillors call for urgent action on feral animals

Wonthaggi is overlooked when it comes to councillors’ concerns about the environment, according to objectors to a nine-lot subdivision in South Wonthaggi.

BASS Coast Shire Council has been recognised on the national stage for sustainable road building.

MORE specialist services ,closer to home ... that’s the promise following the voluntary merger of Bass Coast Health into Bayside Health.

Wonthaggi now has a free laundry service for homeless people, courtesy of Orange Sky, the Salvos and a heap of volunteers.

$8.5m makeover to make “streets for the people” rather than cars.

COUNCIL aficionados have plenty of good reading ahead of them with eight draft council plans released on Wednesday.

Financial plan commits to a decade of major infrastructure projects that will shape Bass Coast’s future.

IT’S been a rocky road to get there but the Bass Coast Winter Shelter is finally open and offering homeless people a warm place to stay.

Nature Parks wants our help to shape ‘bold new vision’ for the iconic Summerland Peninsula

Too late to save this piece of history, councillors decide

A MOBILE laundry is the latest support service aimed at helping homeless people across Bass Coast.

Three-unit Cowes development approved despite resident, councillor concerns.

Councillors have formally adopted Bass Coast Council’s 2025-26 annual budget, despite several expressing dissatisfaction with where the money is being spent.

Councillors maintain the rage against State Government levy that will drag an extra $5 million out of Bass Coast ratepayers

AFTER cheating death twice in the past 12 months, Wonthaggi’s Ian Rixon attributes his third chance at life to his “angels” at Bass Coast Health (BCH).

With the release of the long-awaited Bass Coast Statement of Planning Policy, 27 of the shire’s 29 settlements now have planning certainty,

How a community fought a 20-year battle to preserve their village. By Catherine Watson

Bec Gould never thought she would see people who can’t afford food in a First World country like Australia.

A warm welcome awaits those who will use Bass Coast’s winter shelter for homeless people but they’ll have to be patient a while longer.