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Tuesday, May 7, 2024

May 07 2024 Updated May 6, 2024

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SOLD: Finger lickin $3.2M paid for Wonthaggi KFC store

WHEN 35, commercial properties went under the hammer at a three-day auction extravaganza, 22 of them in the Yallamundi Rooms at the Sydney Opera House this week, one of the stars of the show was Wonthaggi’s prominently-located Kentucky Fried...

Michael Giles

16 May 2024

Police

Car rollover on Bass Highway

DRIVERS are being advised to expect minor delays after a car left the road on the Bass Highway near Stuchberry Road, Inverloch and rolled in the ditch. Police are currently at the scene investigating. Anyone with information regarding the incident...

Sentinel-Times

07 May 2024

News

Fish Creek footy club gets $500,000 for fire rebuild in State Budget

ONE OF the outstanding highlights of Tuesday’s 10th Budget by the Treasurer Tim Pallas was the announcement of $500,000 towards the cost of developing a new clubhouse and social rooms at the Fish Creek Football Netball Club to replace the former...

Michael Giles

07 May 2024

News

Why the councillors won’t be attending today’s Wonthaggi rally

HE SAID, she said! You won’t see any Bass Coast Shire Councillors at today’s Wonthaggi public meeting. Why they won’t be there is a matter of contention. One of the organisers of the meeting, Sam Brotheridge, who owns some business industrial...

Michael Giles

11 May 2024

Ava loves to dance

ELEVEN year old Ava Privitera from Mardan loves to dance, and this was reiterated when Ava was chosen from 346 dancers for the ‘Love to Dance’ Award at the recent Moe Dance Eisteddfod. The award was announced and presented to Ava during the...

Sentinel-Times

03 May 2024

People and Lifestyle

Hannah Eisen: Inspiring the next generation to say yes and get involved

THE idea to step in and make change is at the forefront of many people’s minds, although anxiety can limit the ability to act, but for Hannah Eisen practice to overcome uncomfortable situations is what gets her through those hard conversations and...

Sentinel-Times

16 Apr 2024

People and Lifestyle

From Soil to Plate: Bass Coast Shire Council invites residents to ‘Garden Gems’ workshops

BASS Coast Shire Council in partnership with Bass Coast Adult Learning (BCAL) is thrilled to announce the launch of its 2024 productive gardening workshop series, “Bass Coast Garden Gems”. This exciting initiative aims to foster a culture of...

Sentinel-Times

04 Apr 2024

People and Lifestyle

Mum’s call for epilepsy support

HAVING epilepsy is like a “superpower” for young Jack Ashton, and his mum doesn’t want him segregated because of it. As Gippsland Southern Health Service’s Director of Nursing at the Leongatha Campus, Kylie Ashton supports many worthwhile...

Sentinel-Times

03 Apr 2024