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News Easter art and craft exhibition An art and craft exhibition will be held at the Walhalla Mechanics Institute Hall over the Easter long weekend. Organised by members of the Walhalla Board of Management and the Walhalla Heritage and Development League, the exhibition is an... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Dangerous tree chopped A Nilma North resident has had a win with Baw Baw Shire cutting down a tree that he claimed was a serious danger to motorists. Ben Bey, who has lived in the area for 20 years, said the tree that lent over Shorthouses Rd was scaring many people that... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Shaking tins for Good Friday Appeal Warragul Uncle Bob’s Club members will be shaking tins and collecting money for the Royal Children’s Hospital Appeal on Good Friday at the Victoria and Albert Sts intersection in Warragul. The Warragul branch of the Uncle Bob’s Club has a proud... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Leonard unveils local priorities An overhaul of Longwarry Recreation Reserve is one of four infrastructure priorities for Baw Baw, according to Independent candidate for Monash Deb Leonard. If elected, Ms Leonard has pledged to secure funding for football and netball club facility... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Stop sticks used to recover stolen car An off-duty police officer located a stolen car in a Warragul carpark, leading to the arrest of three teenagers. Police said a gold Lexus, reported stolen from Traralgon, was seen in the Warragul Leisure Centre carpark at 10am on Sunday. Following the... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Mercedes stolen MercedesstolenPolice are investigating the theft of a blue Mercedes-Benz from Brandy Creek Rd in Warragul. The car was recovered 48 hours later at a Warragul service station however it failed to start after being refuelled. Police said the 1997... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Local venues in running for best “Pub Parma” Debate will be raging in the coming weeks as to who serves the best Parma in the district with four local pubs nominated for the best regional “Pub Parma” in Victoria at the Australian Hotels Association 2025 awards for excellence. The prestigious... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Cross raised to commence Easter EastertraditionA crowd of more than 200 people attended the annual raising of the cross service in Warragul on Sunday. Organised by the combined churches of Warragul to mark the beginning of the Easter period, the raising of the cross event has... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Book boxes removed following vandalism A number of community book boxes have been the target of vandalism, leading to the removal of two of the boxes in Warragul and Drouin. Repeated vandalism attacks have occurred at two of the four community book boxes located at Bellbird Park in Drouin... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Warragul Parkrun celebrates 10 years Warragul Parkrun participants donned their brightest colours on Saturday morning in celebration of the event’s 10th birthday. In the pre-run briefing, event director Lea Naismith thanked everyone who attended the celebration before cutting a special... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Local teen arrested A 17-year-old girl from the Baw Baw police services area was one of seven teens arrested after police followed stolen cars across Melbourne on Wednesday morning, allegedly travelling at speeds of up to 200km/h. Police said they saw an Audi SQ5 on the... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Train disruptions draw criticism More Gippsland train service disruptions this week are requiring passengers to transfer to metropolitan services for trips between East Pakenham and the city. Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath said passengers were outraged and accused the state... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Yarragon park name is official by Emma BallingallA park at the old school site in Yarragon will be officially named “Angela Malacarne Park” to recognise a teaching career spanning more than 38 years. Attracting overwhelming community support, Baw Baw Shire councillors unanimously... Emma Ballingall 15 Apr 2025
News Nine candidates seek Monash election by Bonnie CollingsNine candidates will contest the Monash electorate in next month’s federal election, with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate Kuljeet Kaur Robinson taking out top position on the ballot paper. The Australian Electoral Commission... Bonnie Collings 14 Apr 2025
News Tickets remain for monster raffle The community of Yarragon has already raised $15,000 for the Good Friday Appeal. And, with a few days remaining, the volunteer committee is working hard to keep the momentum going and contribute even more to the Royal Children’s Hospital... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Avenue of trees gets the chop A Warragul resident is seeking an explanation and compensation after eight trees were cut down to their bases in Cazalys Rd. Allan Walker said he had planted an avenue of about 100 trees along the road “as my little contribution to Warragul.“However... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Aldred says change can start in Monash Liberal candidate for Monash Mary Aldred has assured party faithful she would work her heart out to help communities and businesses thrive and grow if she was elected on May 3. Speaking to hundreds of Liberal Party supporters at her campaign launch... The Gazette 15 Apr 2025
News Will nuclear impact a clean green food image? by Yvette BrandRisks to Baw Baw Shire’s clean green image as a food producer and property valuations need to be identified in the impact assessment of a nuclear power station in the Latrobe Valley, according to a Warragul commercial finance... Yvette Brand 15 Apr 2025
