Visions for South Gippsland-Amity Sands-Morris
For me, thinking about what is important for the future, first and foremost, it’s the
Venus Bay Precinct Plan Adopted
At its meeting on Wednesday, South Gippsland Shire Council adopted the Venus Bay Tourism Precinct
Spanakopita (spinach pie)
Spanakopita is a tasty Greek savoury pie filled with spinach, eggs, and feta. It’s likely
Council Prohibits Camping at Franklin River
At its meeting yesterday, South Gippsland Shire Council resolved to prohibit camping at the Franklin
In the Real Know- A letter from South Gippsland Action Group
The last South Gippsland Shire annual report showed cash deposits of $35.3 million, money that
Temperature Tests Provide Holiday Security For Victorians
Travellers and accommodation operators will benefit from on-site temperature testing over the school holidays, with
Keeping Sessional Kinder Fees Low For Term 3
The Andrews Labor Government will continue to reduce the cost of sessional kindergarten for families
Administrators Discuss the Approved Budget 2020-2021
The Two Administrators Brown and Zahra discuss the budget for 2020/2021
Administrator Brown speaking on the 4 Year Council Plan adopted in Budget Meeting June 24th, 2020
Administrator Brown speaking on the 4 Year Council Plan adopted in Budget Meeting June 24th,
Where has Council moved the $30 Million “secret stash” they failed to inform you about?
Perhaps the Budget Documents lost their cover page? With the amount of hidden detail and
Ratepayer turns to Fossil awaiting for Council Rate Rebate
PROPOSAL-Every Rate Notice issued for the 2020-2021 year to receive a $800 refund subject to
Budget Submission on Capital Works
These appear to be a means of pulling extra rates form the residents. In the
Council Refuses to discuss Topics they dont want to discuss in the s233 Budget Process
Council have changed the way that s233 submissions are treated if the following is anything
Delburn Wind Farm Proposal-Submission date looming (July 3rd)
Delburn Wind Farm Proposal-Submission date looming (July 3rd) The Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act
New Laws To Improve Access To Justice and Arresting Potential Witnesses Pass Parliament
The Justice Legislation Miscellaneous Amendments Act 2019 paves the way for class actions – including
State Of Emergency Extended 19th July
The State of Emergency in Victoria will be extended for another four weeks to continue
Media Watch and Holding them to Account
On June 1st, 2020, media watch on the ABC bemoaned the loss of regional journalism
Coronavirus Restrictions Increased
From the outset, we have always listened to our medical experts. And they’re telling us
The Untended Evidence in Bald Hills v Council Trial (Supreme Court)
During the Bald Hills Wind Farm trial on June 10th, 2020, in the Supreme Court
Delburn Windfarm Proposal
Just as Britain assumed Australia was Terra Nullius (nobody’s land) and proceeded to usurp the
The Waiting Game
I pulled the official letter from our post office box early one morning a few
Bald Hills Wind Farm Takes South Gippsland Council to Supreme Court
When your neighbour has a noisy dog that disturbs your enjoyment of sleep the first
State Govt Onshore Conventional Gas Restart
The Victorian Government is supporting an open and orderly restart of the onshore conventional gas
Bald Hills Wind Farm V Council (Supreme Court)-DAY 1 Part One
A two-day hearing in the Supreme court began today and under the coronavirus pandemic rules,
Bald Hills Wind Farm V Council (Supreme Court)-DAY 1 Part Two
Next up was the cross examination of Mr Whalen by Georgia Costello SC, Council for
Bald Hills Wind Farm V Council (Supreme Court)-DAY 1 Part Three
Bald Hills Windfarm has 52 turbines scattered around South Gippsland in the Walkerville area. The
Bald Hills Wind Farm V Council (Supreme Court)-DAY 2 part one
The first hour of day two was spent with lawyers for each side putting their
Bald Hills Wind Farm V Council (Supreme Court)-DAY 2 Part Two
After the Wind Farm Legal Team completed their summation it was the turn of the
BREAKING NEWS-Kairouz RESIGNS. She was on Tape Too.
Marlene Kairouz has been named by the Age Investigation into branch stacking as complicit in
BREAKING NEWS-Serious Investigation into Minister Somyurek
Sunday Night on 60 minutes Accusations were made of the most serious nature about Minister
Administrator Eisenbise denies acting in an underhanded manner
Are Council Staff Inappropriately Involving Themselves in Recruiting Candidates for Council Elections? Rumours have been
License Testing to Resume at Vicroads
Based on advice from Victoria’s Chief Health Officer, learner permit and licence testing including drive
Trulli Pizzeria-Meeniyan. On the Road
Trulli is known far and wide across South Gippsland, but like so many of our
A Treasure Beside the Highway
It’s likely that many readers drive through the Black Spur bends along the South Gippsland
Incredible, Unique Country Etiquette in Foster
Recently my family uprooted our elderly mother from a busy, peninsula town to Foster, so
Are Rural Dwellings Under Threat Again from Town Planning?
This policy was approved of by Council on August 28th, 2019 by the Administrators. Within
CEO Message
This week the Administrators have asked me to write a CEO Message in order to
Victorian Gas Program Gippsland Workshops
An additional workshop has been scheduled for 10am Saturday 6 June.
Standing With Farmers Against Biosecurity Threats-4th Jun 2020
The Victorian Government will continue to back farmers and protect our biosecurity with strict enforcement
Councils Come On Board To Create Jobs-But nothing for South Gippsland-4th Jun 2020
An army of public hygiene and land maintenance workers employed to help slow the spread
Letter from MP Clifford Hayes.
Dear fellow residents and supporters, I hope my letter finds you and your loved ones
COVD-19 Update
As of 2 June 2020, there are 1,663 confirmed coronavirus cases in Victoria with 10 new cases overnight. More than 521,000 tests have been
Strategic Extractive Resource Areas Pilot Project
Victoria’s population is set to double by 2050. As our population rises, so will our
Funding Boost For Agricultural And Pastoral Societies
Victorian agricultural and pastoral societies will be supported to continue putting on events and upgrade
An Inevitably, Long Winter …
It’s mid-afternoon during the warmest hour of the day and I’m outside trudging in gumboots
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