About: miriam
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- Miriam Litwin is a journalist and digital content lead with the Ballarat Times, Golden Plains Times and Moorabool News, covering local politics and community news.
BUNINYONG Football Netball Club past and present players, coaches, committee members, sponsors and supporters gathered at the club rooms last weekend to celebrate 150...
IT is a week until the Ballarat Marathon gets underway with the Ballarat Health Services Foundation as the headline charity partner. More than 4700 runners,...
FOUNDATION works for the new multi-level hospital tower and emergency department at the Ballarat Base Hospital are underway. The works are part of the $655...
LIBERAL Party candidate for Ballarat, Paula Doran, has announced that if the Coalition wins the Federal election, $165,000 will be allocated to an outreach...
THE City of Ballarat's annual unsealed road maintenance program has begun. The works include resheeting and drainage improvements on five unsealed roads located at Mount...
WNBA number three draft pick and former champion Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis has signed with the Ballarat Miners. While attending the University of Connecticut, Mosqueda-Lewis led the...
NEXT February Ballarat will become the hub for the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, attracting the world’s best cyclists to the city. The five-stage event will...
GRAMPIANS Health in partnership with the Local Learning Employment Network has launched a work experience program for high school students. The program's aim is to...
THE City of Ballarat and Central Highlands Water have collaborated to install a Choose Tap water fountain at the upgraded Buninyong Pump Track. The fountain...
DAVID Wright, owner of David Wright Militaria and Collectables, will be at the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute next week discussing Australian war medals and military...
VIBRANT cultural activities, dancing and food took over Creswick's Doug Lindsay Reserve on Saturday to celebrate the Sri Lankan New Year. The event, organised by...
FORMER Loreto College Ballarat student Lucy Eales will fly to London in May to take part in the International Public Speaking Competition. Ms Eales is...
MEMBER for Ballarat Catherine King has made a $1.5 million funding pledge for the Ballarat Agricultural and Pastoral Society if Labor wins the Federal...
AUSTRALIA's oldest operating tram, the Ballarat Horse Tram No. 1, has seen many uses over nearly one hundred and forty years. It has transported people...
CENTRAL Highlands and Ballarat football netball clubs converged on Mars Stadium last week to collect more than $40,000 worth of confectionery as part of...
THE sound of music filled Creswick last weekend as community groups took to the streets for CresFest, the town's annual folk music event. Bands, soloists,...
THIRD-year Federation University Australia performing arts students will take to the stage tomorrow night to perform A Seat at the Periodic Table. Written and performed...
SATURDAY 12 April is Record Store Day – a celebration of independently owned record stores. The team behind Kank Wolverang Records on Main Road is...
VISITORS to Sovereign Hill these school holidays will have the opportunity to meet and greet characters from the gold rush era. Costumed performers will bring...
ST Patrick's College Ballarat hosted more than one hundred and sixty students on Tuesday for regional Victoria's only Da Vinci Decathlon. The event is an...
BALLARAT Basketball and the Miners have celebrated thirty years of working with Integra Group. The three-decade partnership has assisted Basketball Ballarat in growing, and directors...
MORE than forty children from six primary schools have taken part in the City of Ballarat's first Waste Super Sorter competition. The educational initiative took...
FOURTEEN volunteers in six colourful cars travelled from Ballarat to the Barossa last weekend in support of the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute. Drive to...
LEADERS from the Greater Ballarat Alliance of Councils have gathered to discuss their regional priorities ahead of the Federal election. The alliance includes the City...
