Ballarat police to face IBAC inquiry over allegations of misconduct
Ballarat police to face IBAC inquiry over allegations of misconduct Posted April 07, 2016 16:27:44 Allegations of misconduct by Ballarat police, including claims officers kicked and stomped on a woman while she lay handcuffed on the ground, will be heard at an anti-corruption inquiry next month.The Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC) had planned to hold hearings into the alleged incident last year, but a series of legal appeals from the two offic..>> view originalDiscreet funeral for Ballarat bishop Mulkearns
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Councillors have backed Justine Linley’s appointment as the City of Ballarat CEO New chief: Justine Linley will start as City of Ballarat CEO on May 23 after her appointment was back unanimously by councillors. PICTURE: Stawell Times-NewsCouncillors have backed Justine Linley’s appointment as the City of Ballarat CEO. In a unanimous vote on Wednesday night the motion to appoint Ms Linley in the role was passed as expected. She has a strong background in the region, after five year..>> view originalFour first-year Box Hill Hawks win selection in VFL Academy
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GEELONG is set to blood mid-sized defender Tom Ruggles for his first AFL game when it hosts the Brisbane Lions at Simonds Stadium on Sunday night.Ruggles, Geelong’s final pick in the 2015 rookie draft that was upgraded to the senior list earlier this week, is likely to make the final cut for the Round 3 clash when the Cats trim their 25-man squad on Friday.Small forward Daniel Menzel is also set to be named in the initial squad to face the Lions.It is hoped Ruggles, a 186cm, 83kg backman, can fi..>> view originalMan who found world's biggest gold nugget
Ballarat during the Australian gold rushes, which changed the convict colonies into more progressive cities with the influx of free emigrants.THE 19th century gold rush made Australia one of the wealthiest lands on the planet and helped create the conditions that would transform it from an outlier of the British Empire to the modern independent nation it later became. Here are 6 things you should know about this unique period.1. NOT YOUR AVERAGE NUGGETBernhardt Otto Holtermann with his nugget, w..>> view originalEarly screening of prep students for dyslexia welcomed but more ...
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Champion jumper Bashboy will be forced into retirement on August 1. Picture: Michael KleinTHE frustration of those who would benefit from the ongoing story of Bashboy — his owners, various race-clubs, fans — is understandable.Under age-restriction rules imposed by Racing Australia, the champion steeplechaser is young enough to race one day, too old the next — “absurd’’, says Ballarat Racing Club CEO Lachlan McKenzie.“The horse has been raced sparingly and has been looked after. He’s such a great..>> view originalSouth Australian brekky wrap | Thursday, April 7, 2016
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