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Mother's 4-year campaign delivers safer pedestrian crossing for Neerim South main road

Mother's 4-year campaign delivers safer pedestrian crossing for Neerim South main road

“It’s not only necessary, it’s long overdue.”

Baw Baw Shire

With disaster repair costs set to double by 2060, Australian councils are calling for fossil fuel companies to chip in

With disaster repair costs set to double by 2060, Australian councils are calling for fossil fuel companies to chip in

Local governments met in Canberra and were united in asking for the establishment a national Climate Compensation Fund.

Bass Coast Shire

+6

Newsletter: Farmers markets and truckdrivers

Newsletter: Farmers markets and truckdrivers

Plus: Would you pay to seal your street?

Newsletter

In Gippsland, here’s where to eat if you don’t want any meat

In Gippsland, here’s where to eat if you don’t want any meat

Finding a filling, affordable and healthy meal can be a challenge, so the Monitor is here to help.

Lifestyle

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Do you support Bass Coast Shire's push to protect the Western Port Woodlands?

Do you support Bass Coast Shire's push to protect the Western Port Woodlands?

The Monitor asked Wonthaggi residents if they are in favour of new council controls to stop mining developments in the area.

Bass Coast Shire

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Latrobe City Council to take over upkeep of two rural reserves as volunteer rates fall

Latrobe City Council to take over upkeep of two rural reserves as volunteer rates fall

“Both committees have been responsible for the management and maintenance of their grounds since before I was born.”

Latrobe City Council

Would you pay $7,200 to upgrade your street? Gippsland residents might have to

Would you pay $7,200 to upgrade your street? Gippsland residents might have to

Wellington Shire Council renews its cost-sharing policy for sealing dusty roads.

Bass Coast Shire

+2

Newsletter: Where'd you get those whale bones?

Newsletter: Where'd you get those whale bones?

Your local news in six minutes.

Newsletter

No purple bin: Latrobe knocks back $3.7 million glass-recycling roll out

No purple bin: Latrobe knocks back $3.7 million glass-recycling roll out

"It would be a bit mad to go ahead with it," said one councillor.

Latrobe City Council

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