Saturday, April 20th, 2024 THE Ballarat Base Hospital will limit some elective surgeries until further notice. Implemented on Friday, 9 December, Grampians Health administrators moved to cut the volume...
A MOVE by the New South Wales State Emergency Service to reopen parts of the Murray River has been backed by a paddle steamer...
IF it ever gets warm enough to make going to a local pool this summer worth it, there are now new rules covering children...
DTC has everything you need this Christmas!
COME and see Santa, do some Christmas colouring and shop for longer with extended trading hours...PARTS of Victoria Park and some near by roads have been closed ahead on the Spilt Milk music event this Saturday. Access to Victoria Park...
THE States firefighting authorities have made a combined call for people to register their burn offs ahead of this summer’s fire season. Ongoing rains and...
THE Woady Yaloak Football Netball Club, better known as the Woady Warriors, have taken the next step in their development as an organisation. On Monday,...
AN election commitment to the Ballarat Indian Association for significant capital works at the site of the organisation’s cultural centre in Ross Creek has...
ROADS and schools have been the focus of local Liberal Party pledges as the State election campaign headed into its final week. In Creswick, current...
THE list of people running in this month’s State election have been locked in. Last Friday saw the close of nominations for the vote, with...
WITH the State election just days away, the Liberal Party has continued making promises to the Ballarat community. Recently recycling and sporting facilities were the...
THE State election campaign rolled back into Ballarat on Monday with Premier Daniel Andrews using Federation University’s Mount Helen campus as a backdrop for...
AN election pledge from the Labor Party would see support for regional newspaper publishers continue if re-elected. Announced last Friday at the Victorian Country Press...
SEEDS have been planted for a new community garden in Sebastopol. Costing $320,000, the project is being coordinated by the Ballarat Neighbourhood Centre and comes...
A NEW exhibition on show at the Art Gallery of Ballarat is pairing works by members of the Australian Impressionist movement with those of...
FEMALE high school students from Ballarat and the wider region have gone hands-on at a recent trades education day. Called Girls Try-A-Trade, the event saw...
COMPETITION for voters on Ballarat’s north-western fringe continues to heat up with another election pledge in the area, this time at Miners Rest. Last week...
THE Art Gallery of Ballarat has received a donation of work by late Aboriginal artist Josh Muir. Created in 2015 and 2016, the piece titled...
STATE and local politicians have celebrated the start of construction on the troubled Lake Wendouree lighting project. A statement issued by the City of Ballarat...
LOCAL lobby group, Ballarat Heritage Watch, will meet early next month, and the future look and feel of the central business district is on...
THERE’S a new associate-deputy-vice-chancellor at Federation University and he’s being tasked with the job of leading the institution’s reconciliation process. Born out of FedUni’s reconciliation...
AN automotive trade educator from Federation TAFE is heading to Europe to be a WorldSkills International competition judge. A 17-year teaching veteran at FedTAFE, John...
A CANDLELIGHT vigil held opposite Town Hall on Monday evening has sought to raise awareness of about a recent bombing, and wider issues, in...
WESTERN Victoria upper house MP Stuart Grimley has been announced at the lead candidate for Derryn Hinch’s Justice Party as he seeks a second...
