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August 11, 2021

Platypus under the microscope

By Lachlan Ellis The results of a survey into the local platypus population have been released, and will form the foundation of local monitoring going...

August 11, 2021

Farmer wants a voice

By Lachlan Ellis A local farmer believes he and other community members have been ignored by their local political representative – but he has held...

August 10, 2021

Trucks to queue off road

Despite 46 objections by the community, an amended permit application has been approved by all four East Ward Councillors. To read the full story -...

August 10, 2021

Complete your Census

Census night is on tonight, Tuesday 10 August, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is reminding people to complete their Census as soon...

August 9, 2021

Blank canvas for artists

By Lachlan Ellis Youth have an opportunity to display their work on a cover, not the cover of the Rolling Stones, it’s a bit closer...

August 6, 2021

Sessions to support dementia

Dementia Australia is hosting an ‘introduction to dementia’ session in Moorabool, inviting participants to learn more about the types of dementia, and how to...

August 6, 2021

Collecting firewood a big no, no

Locals looking to snap up extra firewood from storm damaged areas are out of luck… for now. To read the full story - Simply click...

August 6, 2021

Amen. Back in the winner’s circle

By Tim O’Connor Father Brian Glasheen was among the owners celebrating Triple Eight's return to winning ways on Saturday night after the former Kiwi braved...

August 5, 2021

Grants for community open soon

Are you a non-profit community group with a project in mind that needs funding? Then you’re in luck – a range of funding streams...

August 5, 2021

Extra storm support

By Lachlan Ellis It’s not bushfire season yet, but ongoing work to recover from June’s storms has a bushfire recovery service stepping up to help...

August 5, 2021

Birds captured with a click

By Lachlan Ellis If you’ve visited Ballan, you’ve probably seen them; birds plastered over any spare wall. Local wildlife photographer David Whelan has partnered with the...

August 4, 2021