The Moorabool News
Winter is the weather for soup
‘Souper’ Tuesday has become an annual winter tradition in Ballan.
For the fourth year in a row, Opportunity on Inglis is providing free soup...
Picked project progressing
By Meg Kennedy
A shed is not often considered the most exciting of buildings, but one currently under construction may have life-saving outcomes.
Representatives from community...
100-birthday wishes
By Meg Kennedy
It could be hard to believe that just three years ago the future of Ballan RSL was uncertain.
But the local Returned Services...
Caring for our aged
In the past, media reports nationally paint a disturbing picture about Aged Care workers, but it is a lot brighter closer to home.
Aged Care...
Jumping hurdles in career
By Meg Kennedy
A young rider’s next venture is set to appear on television screens.
The 2019 ‘Jumping Young Rider of the Year’ award recipient and...
Victim beaten ‘black and blue’
By Meg Kennedy
A Darley man who allegedly imprisoned, raped and repeatedly assaulted a woman is contesting the allegation that he had sexual intercourse without...
Actions “shocking and incomprehensible”
By Caitlin Bewley
(2nd Yr Swinburne Uni)
Magistrate Gregory Robinson described a young father of two as a “loose cannon that needs to be contained” when...
Tammy takes opportunity
By Meg Kennedy
A local volunteer has celebrated her decades-long commitment to helping the Bacchus Marsh community.
Tammy Gillespie, a fifth-generation Bacchus Mash resident, recently celebrated...
Like yourself – it’s all about you
By Meg Kennedy
In an age of social media, the issue of body image has become even more topical among young people.
The Butterfly Foundation reported...
Top notch new technology
A new $8 million STEM centre is set to prepare Bacchus Marsh College students for the technology age.
Minister for Education James Merlino and Member...
