Baw Baw finally fills 12 month-vacant director position

 Baw Baw News   Baw Baw Shire's corporate and community services directorship finally has a new permanent face.

Baw Baw Shire director quits to join Frankston City

 Baw Baw News   Phil Cantillon, the Baw Baw Shire's community assets director of five years, has resigned to take a position at Frankston City.

Cats and roundabouts: Baw Baw In Brief 8 September 2017

 Baw Baw News Video   Mason Street roundabout works to begin next week, council reverses its coffee cup advice, a hospital donation, stray cats, and much more. That’s all in today’s Baw Baw In Brief.

Mason Street roundabout works to start next week

 Baw Baw News   Warragul drivers can expect 12 weeks of road works on Mason Street while two new roundabouts are constructed.

Hallora Hall raises $3.1k for West Gippsland Hospital cancer care

 Baw Baw News   Hallora Hall Committee volunteers have raised over $3,000 for the West Gippsland Hospital's Oncology Centre.

Baw Baw rubbishes coffee cup campaign

 Baw Baw News   Forget what you've been told; takeaway coffee cups can't go in Baw Baw's recycling bins.

Arts Centre upgrade reaches ‘major milestone’

 Baw Baw News   Keen for a West Gippsland Arts Centre revamp update? This is a big one. Literally!

Baw Baw introduces digital rates notices

 Baw Baw News   Baw Baw Shire is strongly encouraging residents to sign up for its new electronic rates notices.

Deaths prompt aged care flu warning

 Victoria   Sick? Victoria's acting chief health officer wants you to stay clear of aged care facilities.

‘Who the hell makes sketch comedy anymore?’

 Entertainment   D-Generation’s Michael Veitch on the changing face of Australian comedy... and his new play.

Only 30 per cent of Baw Baw’s cats registered, impounds rising

 Baw Baw News   Baw Baw Shire statistics show a growing feral cat problem in the region.

July warmer, drier in Victoria’s south east

 CCFP News   Between good snowfall on Mount Baw Baw and cold nights earlier in the month, it might come as a surprise to some that July was unusually warm and dry in Victoria’s south east.

Gippsland’s July was warmer and drier

 Baw Baw News   Gippsland   Between good snowfall on Mount Baw Baw and cold nights earlier in the month, it might come as a surprise to some that Gippsland’s July was unusually warm and dry.