Bass Coast Council Comes on Board
Great news!! Council have appointed a Project Lead for the former
Wonthaggi Old Tech Site to their Major Projects team.This goes with $350k in the current budget for developing concepts, land use options, partnership frameworks and further discussions with the State Government. Council’s ten-year future budget has made significant allowances for contributions to developing the site inclusive of cultural and community use.
Bass Coast Council are getting serious about making this happen,
but they can’t do it alone.
Sunflower Update
You might recall our flash mob gardeners planting sunflower seeds at our picnic last year (see report below). Well, here they are, growing away, a reminder of our intent and that “from little things big things grow.”
Media Coverage
Many thanks to the Sentinel Times, who made our picnic a front page story in November. We also got an article inside – see it below. A big shout out and thanks also to SouthCoast FM for the community announcements!!
From Little Things Big Things Grow
You may have noticed some busy gardeners during the picnic. This was a flashmob style planting of seeds, seeds that have subsequently been nurtured by Ross. As they say: “Mighty oaks from little acorns grow” (Troilus and Criseyde, Chaucer)…though in this case it’s sunflowers. Look out for our little friends doing their darndest to attract a bit of attention from the public on the corner of McBride Avenue and Watt Street. We’ll update you on their progress over the coming weeks and months.
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