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Cobras go south against North
By Todd Whelan
Bacchus Marsh has failed to flatter in the second half of Sunday’s meeting with North Ballarat at Mars Stadium, going down by...
Go ahead after long wait
By Lachlan Ellis
Their business is among some gum trees, and they have a clothesline out the back and now, want an extension of a...
Storm clean-up continues
By Lachlan Ellis
Assessments and tree clearing are ongoing this week, with much of Moorabool Shire still recovering from the major storm event that hit...
Giant leap for … kids
By Lachlan Ellis
A local team are preparing their astronaut gear for the third time, for a fundraiser for kids in need – but they’re...
A story about dogs
By Bianca Roberts (Intern 3rd Year Melb Uni)
Dogs are known as man’s best friend, but now two Moorabool primary schools are learning of their...
Long-time Council employee clocks off
By Lachlan Ellis
The Moorabool Shire didn’t exist when he first started working for Council, and now after 32-years since amalgamation, Lindsay Bandy has finally...
Knife-wielder arrested
By Lachlan Ellis
A Darley man was arrested last Tuesday (8 June), after brandishing a knife in front of police and damaging property.
Locals contacted the...
Weaving her magic
By Jane Gardner
Just prior to Victoria’s recent lockdown, Moorabool resident and First Nations creative, Tammy Gilson was lucky enough to participate in two ‘Craft...
Dogs changing lives
They say dogs are a man’s best friend, but the pooches trained by Dogs for Life mean even more to our war veterans.
To read...
Another one bites the dust
By Bianca Roberts (Intern 3rd Year Melb Uni)
Their website states when they started as Australia’s first company in 1817, “we wanted to deliver exceptional...
