Bass Coast Shire
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Daisy draws lines.
Graphic designer and illustrator, Daisy Grumley, on finding inspiring creative opportunities in... Read more
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When sand is so much more.
Should Western Port’s last remnant coastal forest be torn up to supply cheap sand for Melbourne? Read more
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People. Place. Inverloch.
The phrase ‘family business’ is literal for the Toomey family as they serve holidaymakers and... Read more
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A new Island home.
Sue Doyle recently escaped the city to live on the Island. Read more
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No eroding this beach town’s spirit.
The recession of Inverloch's shoreline has been rapidly eroding since 2013. Read more
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Whale, whale, whale. What do we have here?
Whale hello there! Dr Rebecca McIntosh gives us all the facts on the whales that grace Gippsland's... Read more
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A wise hairy elephant.
Phillip Island author Chris Flynn delivers the chuckles and chortles with his latest release,... Read more
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Stand up.
On June 3, Black Girls Surf issued a worldwide call out to the international surfing community to... Read more
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Writing moments.
Entries are open for the 2020 Bass Coast Prize for Non-Fiction, one of the richest competitions for... Read more
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Heart inked into your sleeve.
Ian Christensen has lots of tattoos. Or maybe just one, as they have all joined together! Read more
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You’ve got to hear this!
Read this interview with Sounds of Summer's Kate Adkins, then quickly get your tickets to this... Read more
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Island life.
Island life has worked its magic and the new, relaxed setting has proven to be a creative catalyst... Read more
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A thousand tides.
Vera Möller is a mixed-media artist who current has an exhibition 'A Thousand Tides' at Bunjil Place Read more
ArticleLiving Well
Falling in love, again.
Sometimes you have to be away to appreciate home. When travelling back, naturally, Gippsland turned... Read more
ArticleLiving Well
Flexible homes for all.
For people of sudden or prolonged disability, the potential to change their abode is a lifeline. Read more
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The Cape continues to thrive.
Australia's most sustainable street, Periwinkle Place at The Cape, inviting you to celebrate with... Read more
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Rugs to riches.
We love all the memories and emotions that each piece of handcrafted Small Forest Shop's clothing... Read more
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Core at The Cape.
A five-minute chat with Tony O'Connell of TS Constructions on the innovative home designs of The... Read more