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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.
LEARMONTH has a new community skills shed that will serve as a hub for the residents to stay connected. The project, located at the Learmonth...
A RECORD amount of financial assistance has been offered to Federation University students this year. Across all campuses, 309 scholarships awarded a total of more...
COMMUNITY members interested in trying Scottish country dancing are invited to join weekly classes in Ballarat. Led by teacher Heather Ross, the Ballarat Scottish Country...
Dean Hall and Mechanics' Institute's Big Spud Dinner is returning tomorrow, Friday 30 May, to raise funds for the community. The event celebrates the humble...
Helen Ayres, Tim Nankervis and Anna Goldsworthy are returning to the Anglican Cathedral Synod Hall to share their music with the community. The Seraphim Trio...
ROB Knowles has been appointed by the State Government as Grampians Health's board chair. The appointment follows his tenure as interim chair and CEO Dale...
COMMUNITY feedback is being sought by the City of Ballarat about a new framework for conserving and managing the region's heritage. The project will involve...
A REBATE program offered by the City of Ballarat is aiming to encourage residents to switch to energy-efficient electric appliances. Residents can claim rebates on...
NOMINATIONS are open for this year's City of Ballarat youth awards that celebrate outstanding young people from across the region. Nominations are open for those...
EFFORTS to identify the risk of flooding around 11 of the City of Ballarat's waterways are progressing. The Ballarat 11 Waterways Community Engagement Report provides...
AN exhibition by artist and muralist Stephanie Cartledge is the first solo show to open at the Art Gallery of Ballarat's Backspace Gallery. Conservation Status...
ARTISTS, makers and creatives living, working and studying in Ballarat are invited to apply for the next round of City of Ballarat creative inspiration...
TWO McGrath cancer care nurses have joined Grampians Health to provide specialised support to cancer patients. Melanie Alford in Ballarat and Leah Adams in Horsham...
GRAMPIANS Health has launched an end of financial year tax appeal with an aim to support projects on the organisation's fundraising wishlist. Any department can...
THE faces behind award-winning podcast Tales of Rat City are putting on a series of performances as part of the Ballarat Heritage Festival. The podcast...
MINISTER for Children Lizzie Blandthorn visited Yirram Burron Kinder in Sebastopol on Tuesday to announce funding for Aboriginal-led programs and services as part of...
ENROLMENTS for next year's intake of students at Victorian State Government schools are open. Deputy Premier and Minister for Education Ben Carroll announced applications will...
LOCAL early learning, kindergarten and primary school students are invited to enter this year's National Water Week competition facilitated by Central Highlands Water. National Water...
FOLLOWING an increase in water theft, Central Highlands Water's managing director Jeff Haydon is reiterating the organisation's zero tolerance of stealing water. The stance is...
MASTERCHEF Australia: Back to Win's Tim Bone is heading to Sovereign Hill to celebrate Ballarat's producers and makers. Heritage Harvest Weekend returns Saturday 24 and...
RESIDENTS are invited to provide feedback on a proposed City of Ballarat litter trap which is designed to improve the health of the Yarrowee...
THE City of Ballarat has partnered with Sustainability Victoria to launch the Small Acts, Big Impact campaign to encourage residents to keep used batteries...
A NANOTECHNOLOGY road trial has been completed by the City of Ballarat to create more durable roads. The nanotechnology stabilising agent was used as part...
CREATIVE sector development program Craft Lab is returning this month to showcase the work of 18 local creatives. The program is now in its fifth...