fbpx

About: ballarattimes

Posts by: ballarattimes

January 20, 2023

Kasper’s preferred bowling attack for India tour

WITH Cricket Australia revealing the extended squad that will take part in the tour of India during February, Michael Kasprowicz has shed light on...

January 20, 2023

$550k in fines, crowd bans: massive sanctions for Victory

Football Australia has officially announced the punishments handed down to Melbourne Victory for fan involvement in the storming of the pitch and eventual attack...

January 19, 2023

Fresh look and a fresh start for VCE in 2023

VCE at The Gordon offers a fresh start to build new connections in an adult learning environment. Students have multiple options for their secondary studies...

January 19, 2023

Red hot reasons to come to Sovereign Hill this summer

SUMMER is the season to catch your breath after a busy year. And recharge for the new one. This Summer Sovereign Hill invites you to...

January 13, 2023

Full digital edition, 13 January

January 13, 2023

Australia to get bigger and older, faster

THE pandemic may have taken a chunk out of Australia's forecasted population growth but it's otherwise business as usual for longer-term demographic trends. Australia is...

January 13, 2023

RoadNats 2023 gallery

RoadNats 2023 gallery

BY: MARCEL BERENS & MICHAEL CURRIE

January 13, 2023

Aloisi backs struggling Lacroix to recover

WESTERN United coach John Aloisi has backed battling star defender Leo Lacroix to rediscover the form that made him the bedrock of their breakthrough...

January 13, 2023

Plapp claims back-to-back titles

AUSTRALIAN cycling star Luke Plapp has powered clear of his rivals in an enthralling finish to claim his second straight national men's road race...

January 13, 2023

Brown’s win makes it two in a row

GRACE Brown has won the elite women's time trial at the national road cycling championships for a second consecutive year, cementing her status as...

January 13, 2023

Chapman new road race champion

BRODIE Chapman has celebrated her move to Trek-Segafredo in fine style, taking out the elite women's race at the Australian road cycling championships. The 31-year-old...

January 13, 2023

Men’s TT ends in upset

SPECIALIST climber Jay Vine has scored an upset win in the elite men's time trial at the national road cycling championships, clinching gold in...

January 13, 2023

Pate surprises in road nationals criterium

AMBER Pate has emerged as the shock winner of the national criterium title at the Australian road cycling championships, stealing the limelight from her...

January 13, 2023

United carry on ALW streak

NEWCOMERS Western United are living in an A-League Women dream land after extending their winning run to six games from as many matches with...

January 13, 2023

Trailblazer honoured with statue in world first

AUSTRALIAN cricket legend Belinda Clark, one of the greatest women’s cricketers of all time, was honoured last week with the unveiling of a statue...

January 13, 2023

“I’m not going anywhere” Smith clarifies “cryptic” comments

STEVE Smith has said he has no immediate plans to retire after bringing his own future in the game into question following play on...

January 13, 2023

Kyrgios misses key AO lead-up tournament

NICK Kyrgios did not play in the recent Adelaide International tennis tournament as he continued to recover from an ankle injury. Kyrgios’ ankle complaint first...

January 12, 2023

Pyrenees Hideout Festival supporting Rural & Remote Mental Health

PYRENEES Hideout Festival is a one-day rock and country music festival being held at Beaufort on Saturday, 11 February. It feature Daryl Braithwaite, Kasey Chambers,...

January 12, 2023

Ballarat and district golf results for 12 January

Ballarat Golf Club Saturday,7 January - Men, stableford, monthly medal A Grade - 1st - R Bromley 9/42, 2nd - B Holloway 5/40, 3rd - A...

January 8, 2023

Gardens theatre founder hands oars to son

WIND in the Willows in the Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens has been running for so long the box office sometimes sees four generations of...

January 8, 2023

How cybercrime could cripple Australian’s computer networks

AUSTRALIAN hospitals could be forced to pay ransoms to criminals to keep patients safe as the cyber security threat escalates in the aftermath of...

January 6, 2023

Full digital edition, 6 January

January 6, 2023

Litigation sees VicForests lose $52m

VICTORIA'S state-owned logging agency has blamed legal headaches for a large monetary loss last financial year. VicForests said in its annual report it did not...

January 6, 2023

State-owned energy rebirth takes shape

THE Victorian Government has taken the first formal steps to revive state-owned electricity company, appointing an interim chief executive and creating an expert advisory...