This year’s fee-free green waste disposal period will run from 2 November – 24 November 2024. 🌲🌿
During this time, you can dispose of green waste free of charge at Council’s Waste Facilities in Grantville, Wonthaggi, Inverloch and Cowes.
Important changes to Cowes Recycling Bank this year! 👇
To ensure the safety of our staff and community during this busy period, Cowes Recycling Bank will be introducing a booking system for the first time.
Bookings are not required for Grantville, Wonthaggi or Inverloch.
👩🌾 Now is the perfect time for property owners and residents to clear their land of bushfire hazards before summer. Bushfire hazards include fuel like leaf litter, plants, and other debris. If left to build up, these materials can feed a fire and make it more dangerous.
To book your drop-off time at Cowes Recycling Bank or learn what’s accepted, locations, and hours of Council’s Waste Facilities, visit www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/greenwaste
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It’s week 2 of Cyber Security Awareness Month – have you turned on multifactor authentication (MFA)?
MFA is an extra layer of security that makes it harder for cybercriminals to get into your account.
For example, using a password and a code sent to your phone to log in.
We recommend turning on MFA for your most important accounts, such as your:
🔒email
🔒accounts that save payment details
🔒financial services
🔒social media.
Get a personalised cyber safety check today. Visit: service.vic.gov.au/cybersafe
Learn more at vic.gov.au/stay-safe-online
#CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth
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VOTING IN COUNCIL ELECTIONS IS COMPULSORY ENSURE YOU VOTE ASAP TO AVOID A FINE BALLOTS START ARRIVING BY MAIL TODAY
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COUNCIL ELECTION BALLOTS ARRIVING NOW To avoid a fine – make sure you return it ASAP. (You must return by 25th October to make the 26th deadline) Remember – around 40% of voters completed our candidat…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
With ballot papers due to arrive in our mailboxes this week, here is the Post’s survey of candidates to help you choose the one who will best represent your own concerns and values.
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TWENTY-one of our fellow citizens have raised their hands, eager to serve us over the next four years. Now it’s up to us to choose nine of them for the new Bass Coast Shire Council.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
