How carnivals survived for a year with rides closed
Bass Coast’s carnivals and amusement parks are back after being out of business for 12 months. Here’s how the owners survived.
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Inverloch man blames ‘f**king dead’ threats on wine
An Inverloch man has blamed an expletive-laden tirade of abuse on a stranger who invited him into his home on two glasses of wine.
San Remo man crashes in Macca’s drive-through
A man who crashed a stolen motorbike into a McDonald’s drive-through before vomiting on himself has been jailed.
Melburnians busted with abalone hauls near Inverloch
Six people from Melbourne have received hefty fines for taking commercial quantities of abalone on the Bass Coast.
Why the Bass Coast has poor summer internet
Terrible internet and phone reception this summer has left Bass Coast locals and holiday-makers fed up. Here’s why things aren’t improving.
Moe man busted with drugs in undies
A Gippsland man has been busted in a Coles car park with an array of drugs in his underwear during a “pat down” police search.
New school campus must come with road upgrade, say residents
The junior school campus of Wonthaggi Secondary College earmarked for San Remo has reignited residents’ safety concerns over a nearby busy, unsealed road.
2020 news wrap: It wasn’t all about COVID-19
It was the coronavirus-dominated year many of us want to forget. But there was plenty of non-virus news in suburban Melbourne.
Quirky places to stay in Phillip Island
Keen to go on a summer road trip, but after a vacation with a difference? Here are our top picks of the quirkiest places to stay.
Must-see Christmas lights in the Bass Coast
Bass Coast locals have lit up their homes to spread much-needed festive cheer – here’s where you’ll find the most magical displays.
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