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Dance teachers Cassie van Hoorn and Georgia Anton with principal Lisa Pellin have been sequinning tutus, determined to be ready to return to performing.

IN Leongatha, sequins are being glued to tutus with the hope that dancers can return to the studio for term four.

Year 10 student at Korumburra Secondary College Kasey Gambetta has pledged to run 200km to raise money for brain tumour research.

NYORA’S Kasey Gambetta is walking to raise money in memory of Jack Fisher.

Leading Senior Constable Mick McGill from the State Highway Patrol was directing traffic at the Lang Lang roadblock today (Thursday, September 17).

Lang Lang 'ring of steel' roadblock strengthened as Regional Victoria moves to Step Three.

Natahl Thomason and little one Willodean had a delicious brunch at the Coffee Collective this morning, with Willodean sipping on a babyccino while Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy kept watch.

HOSPITALITY businesses have welcomed the easing of restrictions in regional Victoria with open arms, as diners flock to local venues. On McBride Avenue in Wonthaggi, the Coffee Collective’s Ketul Chaudhari said it was great to see customers dining inside and out. “We’ve had a

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A PHILLIP Island woman is taking a stand against a Cardinia furniture maker who has allegedly taken tens of thousands of dollars from her customers in an elaborate scam.

Nina Smith drew comfort from her guide dog Nixon during her ordeal of trying to get a COVID-19 test.

By Tracey Matthies WHEN Nina Smith woke with a nasty cough and feeling quite unwell earlier this month, her first thought was that she needed to get tested for COVID-19. It was a natural reaction in the wake of months of messaging from the

Tara Owen, student at Loch Primary School, is excited to start the Loch Lego Masters competition.

LOCH Primary School will be hosting a Lego competition for children of essential workers. Before and after school carer Daniel van der Horst has organised the competition for his approximately 20 students who are still attending school during remote learning. Daniel hopes anyone with

Inverloch environmentalist Lauren Burns hopes people use their vote to campaign for the environment at the shire elections in October.

ON the back of National Threatened Species Day yesterday (Monday, September 7), Inverloch resident Lauren Burns is hoping to raise awareness for the 58 nationally listed threatened species that call Bass Coast home.

Bass Coast Health registered nurses Megan Dakin and Liam Nancarrow.

FOLLOWING the recent coronarivus outbreak at Kirrak House, which was successfully contained by the team, and heeding advice from state and federal health departments, Bass Coast Health (BCH) continues preparations to protect staff, patients and the wider community.

Laura Pepperell and her dad Malcolm have a strong bond after he donated her a kidney.

LAURA Pepperell is still trying to work out how to thank her father for giving her the gift of life 15 years ago.

VERY rarely do opportunities like this exist. Here you have the chance to secure a home, small acreage and a commercial building, on two titles, to live and run your own business. The possibilities are endless, and STCA, you can create a fabulous lifestyle.

Dance studio owner Naomi Laing found pages of historic dance notes and music in the ceiling of her home in Wonthaggi.

By Shelby Brooks HIDDEN in the ceiling of her early 20th century home in Wonthaggi, Studio Phoenix dance director Naomi Laing has made a mysterious discovery. The historic home on White Road was undergoing renovations to include a manhole when workers started pulling out

Tom Bramich crossed the line in eighth position in the last chance race at Aragon.

THE 2020 FIM Supersport 300 World Championship travelled to Spain for the Prosecco DOC Aragon Round at the weekend (August 28 to 30). Phillip Island Circuit backed Tom Bramich (Carl Cox-RT Motorsports by SKM-Kawasaki) was excited to get back on track after a difficult