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.
THE State Government is seeking feedback from parents, teachers and young people about potential age limits for social media. The findings from the survey, which...
ROUND two of Central Highlands Water's community support program is now open for applications. The initiative aims to support local community groups, sporting clubs, events...
HISTORIAN Marjorie Theobald will be at the Eureka Centre next month exploring instances of gold miner activism that occurred before the Eureka Stockade. Despite the...
THE Art Gallery of Ballarat and the Koorie Heritage Trust are presenting the first display of retrospective works by the late Josh Muir. JXSH MVIR:...
AFFORDABLE family fun is on offer this spring at the Clunes Agricultural Show, with free entry for children. Taking place on Saturday 16 November, the...
THE Kingston Fire Brigade is inviting the community to take part in an open garden event to raise money for a new tanker. The owners...
A ONE act opera which tells the story of the Three Wise Men travelling to Bethlehem will be performed at Buninyong Uniting Church next...
FEDERATION University researchers are helping to upskill regional and rural healthcare workers. Supported by funding from the Department of Education and Training, the Healthy Regions...
THE Big Red Car is rolling into the Ballarat Wildlife Park with Blue Wiggle, Lucia Field named the organisation's new conservation ambassador. The appointment is...
INTERCLUB'S most recent Bookfest has raised funds for the organisation that supports adults with disabilities, as well as Dana Street Primary School. The event, which...
HISTORIAN and senior lecturer Dr Sophie Loy-Wilson will be at Sovereign Hill uncovering the history of the Ballarat Chinese community through court cases on...
GRAMPIANS Health staff have celebrated the launch of their inaugural disability action plan. The document provides a framework for reducing and removing barriers experienced by...
FEDERATION University Master of Visual Arts candidate, Vienna Drysdale Bischard, is celebrating her disability in her exhibition Autistic Artistic at the Post Office Gallery. On...
ANYONE can nominate a local young First Nations leader for a Ricci Marks Award. The award recognises the outstanding achievements of Victorian First Nations young...
THE Corangamite Catchment Management Authority has co-hosted the nature and climate positive forum with the G21 Geelong Region Alliance. More than 70 representatives from local...
GET ready to rock this month at the Art Gallery of Ballarat and discover more than forty guitars on loan from the United States...
A NEW independent living community for First Nations elders has opened on Porter Street in Ballarat Central. The facility was a joint project between Ballarat...
ENJOY fashion, high tea and good company at the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute this month. The fashion parade on Sunday 27 October is a fundraiser for...
WITH demands for blood and plasma at record levels, Australian Red Cross Lifeblood is calling for people to become donors. The organisation is urging 100,000...
THE State Government is carrying out reform, including the Victorian Suicide Prevention and Response Strategy 2024-2034, to prevent Victorians from suiciding. The strategy is designed...
FOR the first time, patternmaker and fashion educator Andrea Streefkerk will be at the Centre for Rare Arts and Forgotten Trades sharing how to...
A TASTE of the wild west is coming to Kryal Castle with the return of the Ballarat Rodeo. For the second time, Kryal Castle will...
THE graduating class of the Federation University's Arts Academy are making final preparations for their run of Cymbeline. Opening Wednesday 9 October, the play by...
THE musical line-up for this month's Food, Fire and Light Festival at Sovereign Hill has been revealed. The sensory experience which showcases fire on the...
