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The local recycling program that means this Ballarat mum only has to put her bin out every two months

The local recycling program that means this Ballarat mum only has to put her bin out every two months

The soft plastics collection initiative has saved tens of thousands of kilograms of waste from landfill.

Ballarat

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Plight of the platypus

Plight of the platypus

Plus: No more plane trees in Hamilton.

Rezoning of Werribee River land sparks community concern over flood risk and platypus habitat

Rezoning of Werribee River land sparks community concern over flood risk and platypus habitat

The first biodiversity assessment of the area contained no mention of the river’s native platypuses.

Wildlife

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Gone fishin’: Seven spots to reel in a prize catch in West Vic

Gone fishin’: Seven spots to reel in a prize catch in West Vic

There are plenty of them in the sea, but also the lakes and rivers.

A Ballarat family business built on rendang pies, lobster noodles and 650 weekly dumplings

A Ballarat family business built on rendang pies, lobster noodles and 650 weekly dumplings

David Tan told the Brolga he grew up believing everyone was able to cook.

Profiles

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Beautiful above ground, trouble below: Another 66 plane trees to face the chop in Hamilton CBD

Beautiful above ground, trouble below: Another 66 plane trees to face the chop in Hamilton CBD

Southern Grampians Council says the move to axe the main street’s ageing trees is plane and simple.

Southern Grampians

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What about Wendouree?

What about Wendouree?

Plus: West Vic’s golden age cinemas

Everything you need to know about the new, ticketed Twelve Apostles visitor centre

Everything you need to know about the new, ticketed Twelve Apostles visitor centre

Who backed it, who attacked it and what to expect on your next trip.

Great Ocean Road

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Where to find West Vic’s art deco and golden-age theatres, still screening films a century later

Where to find West Vic’s art deco and golden-age theatres, still screening films a century later

From a theatre that survived a 2009 fire to one that’s been running since the 1850s, these historic cinemas are still going strong.

Pub Chat

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