Heartbreak as family farewells mum and son
Loved ones gathered today in Leongatha to say goodbye to Erin Wilson and her 8-year-old son Bane who were killed in a horror crash in Korumburra.
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Why Gippsland man stole twin brother’s drivers licence
A Gippsland man who stole his twin brother’s licence to take money from a bank said he was going through a “rough patch” at the time. But his excuse didn’t get him very far.
Why Inverloch Surf Parade path is still not finished
Inverloch residents have been waiting three long years for a busy path to the beach to be finished, with one 62-year-old wondering if he will see the project completed in his lifetime. Here’s why they say it is urgently needed.
Phillip Island: History of postcode 3922
Phillip Island has been one of Victoria’s most popular tourist destinations for years. From the MotoGP to the penguin parade, here’s a look at postcode 3922.
Cowes mum busted drink-driving at five times legal limit
A Cowes mum who drove a car through a fence in Ventnor was busted driving at almost five times the legal alcohol limit claims she had not been behind the wheel when police found her vehicle stuck in shrubs.
Bass Coast’s best personal trainer revealed
You have voted for your favourite personal trainer across the Bass Coast. We’ve done the heavy lifting and tallied up the votes. Here are the results.
Young BMX rider remembered for ‘cheeky smile’
The girlfriend of a 21-year-old Nyora man killed in a horror crash in Woodleigh says she will miss her partner’s cheeky smile as tributes from the local community continue to flow.
Les Larke cleared of corruption allegations
A Bass Coast Shire Councillor has been cleared from any wrongdoings in an alleged bribery to become Mayor. Although he always maintained his innocence, he said “there is certainly hurt and bitterness” towards his fellow councillors.
Nyora man killed in Woodleigh crash
A 21-year-old man has been killed in Woodleigh crash early this morning. Police say the Nyora man’s car collided with a tree and speed was a factor.
Why more 24/7 police stations are needed in Bass Coast
Crime has increased in the Bass Coast over the past two years, but calls for more than one 24-hour station in the region continue to fall on deaf ears. And with police up to 30 minutes away in the middle of the night, some residents say they feel unsafe in the area.
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