Bass Coast Shire - Bass Coast's best recognised 2019

Explore Councils by state

New South Wales 51

Victoria 40

Alpine, Ararat, Ballarat city, Banyule city, Bass Coast, Baw Baw, Bayside city, Benalla, Boroondara city, Brimbank city, Campaspe, Cardinia, Casey city, Colac-Otway, Corangamite, East Gippsland, Frankston city, Gannawarra, Glen Eira city, Golden Plains, Greater Bendigo city, Greater Dandenong city, Greater Geelong city, Greater Shepparton city, Hepburn, Indigo, Kingston city, Loddon, Macedon Ranges, Maroondah city, Melbourne city, Mildura, Mitchell, Port Phillip city, Queenscliffe, Strathbogie, Wellington, Wodonga city, Wyndham city, Yarra city

Queensland 33

South Australia 17

Tasmania 14

Western Australia 42

Northern Territory 9

Australian Capital Territory 1

Bass Coast Shire Council 17 Jan 2019

Bass Coast Shire Council announced Wonthaggi’s Deb Rielly as the 2019 Bass Coast Citizen of the Year at the Australia Day Awards presentation on Wednesday, January 16. Rhyll’s Hayden Marshall was announced as the 2019 Bass Coast Young Citizen of the Year.

This week, Mayor Cr Brett Tessari reflects on Christmas and gets excited for the new year, urges all beachgoers to be safe in the water and applauds the amazing efforts of local volunteers who put on another incredible Bass Coast Agricultural Show.

Through an online survey, we are seeking community input on potential off-leash beach areas in San Remo, Cape Woolamai, Newhaven and Cowes. Currently, there are no off-leash beach areas in these locations, with the only off-leash beach area on Phillip Island located at Ventnor.

Source: Bass Coast Shire Council : Bass Coast's best recognised

Previous Next