Weekend for garden lovers
CRESWICK Garden Club is presenting lots of new green spaces as part of this year's Creswick Garden Lovers' Weekend over 8 to 9 November. Now...
Aussies donating almost $8 billion yearly
AUSTRALIANS are donating about eight billion dollars to charitable causes each year, according to new data from Roy Morgan Research. "That is up a massive...
Robotics goes up a gear at Forest St school
STUDENTS at Forest Street Primary School are exploring science, technology, engineering and mathematics through robotics, backed by $30,000 from the Federal Government's Inspiring Australia...
Hop to it for kids’ rehab
WITH the reputation as a fun and frothy fundraiser, the annual Hopathon is set to return to Hop Temple for a transformative cause. The bar's...
CresFest founder a state Senior of The Year
JUDY Turner regards her receiving a Victorian Senior of The Year award as being an acknowledgment of the importance of music. "It's kind of a...
Works to remember, renew orphanage
MORE than four thousand children passed through the doors of the former Ballarat Orphanage over its one-hundred-and-seventeen year history and now a special project...
Payne, Prince, and The Cup delight
THE Melbourne Cup and some of racing's legends were in Ballarat last Thursday en route to Flemington for the race that stops the nation...
Commissioner visit spotlights local needs
THE voices of the region's residents who are grappling with housing stress and poverty have been amplified during a visit to Ballarat last week...
Cricket club seeking more senior women
JUST two years ago, Buninyong Cricket Club's Emily Beaston had never picked up a cricket bat before, but now she's captaining the club's Second...
Allied Justice appoints new director of legal
MOGAHID Ahmed brings over eight years of legal experience with him as he takes up the role of director of legal with Ballarat's Allied...
An evening with Belleville series author
WRITER Judy Masters will be sharing insights behind the creation of her new book Winds of Change at the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute on Tuesday...
Vintage motorbike rally revving up
A WIDE range of character-packed old motorcycles are about to roll into Ballarat and surrounds as the Antique Motorcycle Club of Australia hosts a...
Foundation grants to help artists achieve
A MASTER course for an inspired young harpist, equipment to finish a film on processing grief, and the means to develop a new welding...
Lake Esmond event for mental health
LAKE Esmond at Golden Point sets the scene for this Sunday's free community gathering promoting mental health and awareness. It will be the fourth annual...
Melbourne Cup galloping toward Ballarat
THE famed and coveted Melbourne Cup is coming to Ballarat on Thursday 16 October as part of its annual international tour en route to...
BNT brings carnage to the BMI
BALLARAT National Theatre is preparing to bring a riotous night of chaos to the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute this October with God of Carnage by...
$13 million for aged care centre
A MAJOR re-development and expansion of Creswick's John Curtin Residential Aged Care Centre is expected to start early next year following last week's announcement...
From Ballarat to Warsaw
A NEW feature film written and directed by Ballarat's Sam Voutas is premiering today at the Warsaw International Film Festival. Yesterday Island is a dark...
All invited to lake walk with heart
HEARTKIDS' annual Two Feet and A Heartbeat walk is returning next month in thirty one locations around Australia, including Ballarat. The local walk will take...
Candlelight vigil to support asylum seekers
A CANDLELIGHT vigil being held in Ballarat on Wednesday aims to support thousands of asylum seekers trapped in legal limbo, organisers say. Queen Victoria Square,...
SHAC on Track with new exhibition
A NEW exhibition of work by members of the Soldiers Hill Artist Collective opens tomorrow, Saturday 4 October, at Ross Creek Gallery. The SHAC on...
Night of comedy for cats
OCCASIONAL stand-up comedian Lance Mitchell is preparing to celebrate his birthday with a fair few belly laughs at a comedy gig to raise money...
Women and clothing in focus for Weston Bate lecture
WOMEN and Dress in Rural Australia from the 1840s to 1860s is the topic of next month's Weston Bate Memorial Lecture taking place at...
Catchy classics in concert for cause
THE Little Brass Band is preparing to play its heart out in a special afternoon concert supporting the vital work of Lifeline Ballarat next...
