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Where to get lunch under $20 in Ballarat

Where to get lunch under $20 in Ballarat

Sushi, greasy sandwiches and Bánh mì awaits.

Ballarat

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Warrnambool Bowls Club secures Timor Street home in $500,000 deal

Warrnambool Bowls Club secures Timor Street home in $500,000 deal

A 15-year caveat will lock the Timor Street site into community recreation use as the club pursues major upgrades.

Ararat Council moves ahead on “urgent” $407,000 septic tank work in Buangor and Mininera

Ararat Council moves ahead on “urgent” $407,000 septic tank work in Buangor and Mininera

“They aren’t the most glamorous thing a council deals with, but they are absolutely critical to public health and environmental protection”.

Ararat

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The state government has announced $700 million for roads in regional Victoria - is it enough?

The state government has announced $700 million for roads in regional Victoria - is it enough?

Road repair is sorely needed throughout the region, as flood and rainfall increases and potholes become even more commonplace.

Roads

Warrnambool council’s $5m worker accommodation will go ahead, but 100-year-old trees worth $600k are staying

Warrnambool council’s $5m worker accommodation will go ahead, but 100-year-old trees worth $600k are staying

A five to two vote will see the project work around the six Norfolk Pines that were originally slated to be removed.

Warrnambool

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Victorian and Australian governments approve 55-metre gas field in the Otway Basin

Victorian and Australian governments approve 55-metre gas field in the Otway Basin

Construction, offshore drilling and seismic blasting to seek gas reserves are expected to start as early as next year.

Great Ocean Road

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How did Ballarat become home to one of the only monuments in the world dedicated to the Titanic's band?

How did Ballarat become home to one of the only monuments in the world dedicated to the Titanic's band?

An Edwardian-style bandstand commemorates the infamous cruise ship sinking and the heroic tale of the musicians onboard.

Pub Chat

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Western Victorians back renewables, so why doesn’t it feel like it?

Western Victorians back renewables, so why doesn’t it feel like it?

A Hamilton farmer calls renewables a “huge potential source of income”, but says local angst is complicating support.

Climate

“A huge chapter of our lives”: Colac Cinema changing hands after more than two decades

“A huge chapter of our lives”: Colac Cinema changing hands after more than two decades

The White family will finish up on May 31 to make way for new tenants IVG Global.

Colac Otway

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