Shearwaters return to Phillip Island under bird flu watch
About 1.4 million short-tailed shearwaters are heading back to Phillip Island and anyone who finds a sick or dead bird is urged to leave it and report it.
About 1.4 million short-tailed shearwaters are heading back to Phillip Island and anyone who finds a sick or dead bird is urged to leave it and report it.
Wonthaggi-based Mycelia Renewables won the grant earlier this year and applications for the next round close on Sunday November 1.
Bass Coast Shire Council has announced the lights are going back on again at the Harold Hughes Reserve tennis courts in Corinella after an extended period in the dark.
As the temperature begins to increase, so is the number of snake callouts across Bass Coast and South Gippsland. Local snake catcher, Kevin Girstun, believes the snake season has started early, as he’s receiving a call every two or three days.