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"Who's going to come here now?": Ararat's biggest tourist drawcard just closed after 16 years of ghost tours

"Who's going to come here now?": Ararat's biggest tourist drawcard just closed after 16 years of ghost tours

The sudden closure was announced by the landlord of the building this week, but workers claim repair requests have been ignored for years.

Business

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Newsletter: Who wants a Ballarat-Geelong train?

Newsletter: Who wants a Ballarat-Geelong train?

Plus: VNI West and your power bill

Newsletters

Pyrenees sporting facilities are at “end of life” with no funding to fix them

Pyrenees sporting facilities are at “end of life” with no funding to fix them

Councillor Megan Phelan told the Brolga these venues are crucial places for rural communities to gather, exercise and socialise.

Pyrenees

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Ballarat and Geelong were connected by passenger train for a century. Should it come back?

Ballarat and Geelong were connected by passenger train for a century. Should it come back?

Work to upgrade the route has been estimated at $100 million, while politicians from both sides of the fence have welcomed the idea to better connect regional Victoria.

Ballarat

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New Warrnambool early learning centre to double as “living classroom” for TAFE and uni students

New Warrnambool early learning centre to double as “living classroom” for TAFE and uni students

There will be places for 130 children.

Warrnambool

Newsletter: 57,000 Victorians waiting for a home

Newsletter: 57,000 Victorians waiting for a home

Plus: Things to do across the region this September.

Newsletters

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon the VNI West project. But at what cost?

The Victorian Coalition wants to abandon the VNI West project. But at what cost?

“We’re not just supplying Melbourne, we’re hooking up South Australia to Melbourne, to Sydney, to everywhere. We’ve got to look bigger than just our back paddock.”

Climate

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How a brutal bushfire tore through woodland restoration – and what’s being done to prepare for the future

How a brutal bushfire tore through woodland restoration – and what’s being done to prepare for the future

Tree seedlings in Victoria’s northwest did not survive January’s bushfires, but revegetation project workers say there’s an opportunity amongst the destruction.

Wimmera Mallee

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The average wait for Victoria’s public housing is 17 months. What happens in the meantime?

The average wait for Victoria’s public housing is 17 months. What happens in the meantime?

More than 57,000 Victorians - including more than 4,500 people in western Victoria - are on the waitlist.

Housing

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