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Newsletter: Feral cats are getting away with murder

Newsletter: Feral cats are getting away with murder

Plus an affordable October farmers market guide, the biggest issues in Leongatha and can you guess which Gippsland town this is?

Baw Baw Shire is 103 cat traps short of where it needs to be

Baw Baw Shire is 103 cat traps short of where it needs to be

“We need to do the right thing by our native wildlife”: Felines pose a devastating risk to birds, bandicoots and other animals.

Environment

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Newsletter: What’s the best dinner spot in Leongatha?

Newsletter: What’s the best dinner spot in Leongatha?

Plus what affordable school holiday events, what a drier climate means for bushfire seasons, and chilli scrambled eggs in Warragul.

“It's quite a sobering scenario”: Gippsland bushfire season could come early this year

“It's quite a sobering scenario”: Gippsland bushfire season could come early this year

The swing between wetter and drier seasons is causing an increase in growth that could lead to more intense and frequent fires.

Bass Coast Shire

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WATCH: The emerging industry of solar panel recycling

WATCH: The emerging industry of solar panel recycling

Elecsome's Kilmany facility has only been operating for two years and they're already looking at expanding.

History

WATCH: Where's the best place to grab dinner in Leongatha?

WATCH: Where's the best place to grab dinner in Leongatha?

From a pizzeria to old pubs, here are the best spots in town according to locals.

WATCH: Breakfast at South Brew Cafe in Warragul

WATCH: Breakfast at South Brew Cafe in Warragul

This Gippsland eatery located in an old bank offers all day breakfast.

Food

Newsletter: Rabbit plague hits Bass Coast

Newsletter: Rabbit plague hits Bass Coast

Plus, the mysterious case of a body found on top of a Korumburra train in 1919, how to lessen cow burps and farts and a day at San Remo seafood festival.

What to plant in your garden this month

What to plant in your garden this month

Spring is the perfect time to get a head start on putting in crops for summer.

Lifestyle

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