About: Edwina Williams
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- Edwina Williams is the Times News Group's Northern Victoria editor covering the Ballarat Times News Group, Golden Plains Times, Moorabool News, Bendigo Times, and McIvor Times.
July 8, 2022
Teatime funds to FECRI
BALLARAT North’s Midlands Terrace Retirement Village has raised hundreds of dollars for the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute. Midlands Terrace Social Committee chair Dorothy McDonald...
July 8, 2022
Ballet eisteddfod exceeds expectations
FOUR days, one hundred and fifty dancers, three hundred and eighty-two performances and two adjudicators made up the inaugural Ballarat Ballet Eisteddfod last week. Ninety...
July 7, 2022
Award for Dementia Trail design
WATTLE Flat’s Thomson Hay Landscape Architects have been celebrated for their work on the Dementia Friendly Forest and Sensory Trail. David Hay and Heidi Mikulic...
July 7, 2022
Skate to cool Bollywood beats
IF you’re prone to busting a few moves on the dance floor, why not see if they translate to the ice? Disco and Bollywood-themed skating...
July 7, 2022
Gallery facade getting refresh
THE Art Gallery of Ballarat’s iconic one-hundred and thirty-two-year-old facade will soon be back to its best following cleaning and restoration works. City of Ballarat...
July 7, 2022
Pushing the limits in the pool
BALLARAT Gold Swimming Club member Ed Meddings could find himself part of the next generation of iconic Dolphins in the Australian Swim Team. Following recent...
July 4, 2022
Linton’s planted sculptures to slither
LINTON’s new living sculptures project is shaping up to weave through Edinburgh Reserve like slithering animals. Wadawurrung artist Kait James, and fellow creative Forest Keegel...
July 4, 2022
Auction aims to fund scoreboard
CARNGHAM-Linton Football Netball Club have some goals to kick this season, and beyond, but need some funds to get there. The club is running a...
July 3, 2022
Book celebrates difference, and Ballarat
AS a young mother, Robbi Neal was diagnosed with cancer, and told by doctors that she only had a twenty per cent chance of...
July 3, 2022
Collective and co on show
THE latest exhibition in the Mercure Hotel’s foyer is a celebration of collaborative creativity. SHAC & Co is showcasing pieces by 15 members of Soldiers...
July 2, 2022
Outside art inside NYC gallery
EARLIER this year, up-and-coming painter Tomas Lineker had his first-ever solo art exhibition in Soldiers Hill. In the months since, he’s secured representation from Australia’s...
July 2, 2022
Gardens offer treasure challenge
WHAT are your children getting up to these school holidays? BotaniKIDS, the Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens’ children’s program, is welcoming little learners under five...
July 1, 2022
Farm shop helps with cost of living
WHILE the price of fresh food has risen due to flooding and wet weather in Australia’s food-growing regions, one local produce store is doing...
June 30, 2022
Action illuminated at tennis centre
THE future of sport at Ballarat Regional Tennis Centre just got even brighter with the official launch of the facility’s new court lighting. Twenty-six light...
June 30, 2022
Great review for Sovereign Park
IF you have a positive holiday experience, do you make the effort to leave a good review? It seems that many families who’ve stayed at...
June 30, 2022
Trophy takes a trip to Town Hall
FOLLOWING their first A-League Men’s Championship win, Western United Football Club have brought their trophy to visit Ballarat. The City hosted a civic reception at...
June 30, 2022
Gambling harm program celebrated
BALLARAT Community Health and sixteen partner organisations have celebrated the conclusion of their All-In Gambling Harm Prevention Project. Project officer Kate Diamond-Keith said All-In ran...
June 30, 2022
Team Vic torpedoes to nationals
FOUR young Ballarat swimmers will fly to Brisbane in August to compete in the School Sport Australia National Championships. Ballarat Swimming Club’s Bosco Ju, and...
June 29, 2022
Learning life skills, reducing waste
SUSTAINABLE skills will be taught to young people by young people this weekend as the Ballarat Action Climate Co-Op leads a free punk arts...
June 26, 2022
Tramway display bigger, better than ever
DING ding! It’s time for an outing to the new purpose-built Ballarat Tramway Museum. Welcoming visitors into their large, spacious, bright, accessible showroom, BTM has...
June 26, 2022
Sculptures to see, touch, and hear
THE Eureka Centre is not only the place to see a very famous flag, but somewhere to go to engage with, and ponder, contemporary...
June 25, 2022
Art empowers experienced voices
BALLARAT Community Health is currently presenting an art exhibition by people over the age of sixty-five at their Lucas base, with works produced as...
June 24, 2022
Heart-warming end to cosy comp
A WINNER has been crowned in the Smythesdale Country Market’s first-ever Battle of the Beanies competition. A judging panel from Scarsdale CWA announced Springdallah’s Marion...
June 24, 2022
Students see what they could be
THE sounds of nails being hammered, power tools, and passionate chatter filled the school yard of Mount Rowan Secondary College last Wednesday. Seventeen year 9...
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