New hubs to target mental health crisis
Extra mental health hubs are set to open in Gippsland, as shocking statistics reveal the region has among the state’s highest suicide rates.
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Derelict Giant Worm demolished in Bass
A huge eyesore in Bass Coast – the derelict Giant Worm – has been demolished. But mystery surrounds what the site will now be used for.
Family at scene of Phillip Island tragedy
A 24-year-old woman who died at a popular Surf Beach in Phillip Island on Sunday was with her family when the tragedy unfolded.
Wild Schoolies brawl on Cowes foreshore
A brawl broke out in Phillip Island on Saturday night as more than 200 youths gathered to kick off the start of Schoolies.
Toora man blames drugs spiral on ‘negative people’
A Toora man busted with drugs, stolen goods and firearms says his life went downhill after he got in with the wrong crowd and onto the gear.
Why Bass Coast hospo businesses can’t find staff
Job opportunities are up in Bass Coast, but hospitality business owners say they can’t find workers to fill the positions. Here’s why.
Paedophile’s ‘appalling’ assault on girl, 8
A registered sex offender who sexually assaulted an eight-year-old girl has been jailed for his deplorable crimes.
Motorsport fanatics gear up for 30th celebration
Racing enthusiasts will celebrate Phillip Island’s 30th Island Magic on Saturday. Take a trip down memory lane to the 1991 event.
Vote now for Victoria’s best hairdresser
Readers across the state have told us who they go to for their hair. But who is the best in Victoria? VOTING CLOSED
Mining company rips out 300-year-old trees
Locals in a Bass Coast town are appalled a sand mining company has torn down rare trees in a forest more than 300 years old.
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